One of the things that we find amazing – yet not too often talked about is jewelry photography. We are always amazed at how everyone seems to magically make their jewelry projects look simply amazing.<\/p>\n
As we all know, sometimes it’s not that easy. I mean sure, taking a photo and uploading it is one thing, which in itself can be a challenge, but making it look as special as it really is — well, that’s really hard. Not to mention time consuming.<\/p>\n
If your like us we’ll take any tips we can get. Plus, they are fun to read.
\nOccasionally we find a good read or a few tips here and there, so for those who work hard at the workbench and sometimes loath the photo bench, \u00a0here’s a few articles we find fun to read.<\/p>\n
So whether your photographing findings, gemstones, or your latest metalsmithing project, hopefully you’ll enjoy these few tips on taking photos for jewelry.<\/p>\n
Here is a little tutorial on a $12 studio.<\/a><\/p>\n And a few tips on a basic set up.<\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0How to make silver shine.<\/a><\/p>\n The author, Mariano, does great photography and\u00a0You can find out more about him here<\/a>.<\/p>\n This place has a few pointers. For example how to stand up items using wax.<\/a><\/p>\n