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@radi_cal_jewelryco “Jewelry photography⚡️ This part of the biz was one of the hardest things for me to figure out. And I still am! I am still using my iPhone for all my photos. I have found you don’t really need a big ol fancy camera! Here’s a few things I’ve learned so far!! ✨I prefer to take all my photos outside. Natural light is🤌🏼 If your pieces have a high shine, I’ve found that having a blue sky above you (instead of a tree) will leave your silver looking super bright! ✨Bringing the exposer down in your photos will make sterling silver POP! ✨I try to take all my photos early in the morning while the sun is being filtered by the trees or during GOLDEN HOUR! ✨I loveeeee me some dried grass and foliage for my flat-lays. Gives the photos some depth and texture. ✨I usually work with what I got but on occasion I’ll take my pieces with me on the road and look out for interesting colored walls, flowers, plants and so on ✨I changed my iPhone case to a white one because I found my colorful case was being reflected in the silver ✨I use Lightroom to edit my Instagram feed photos. You can create your own presets in the app for a cohesive feed ✨Remember, there’s no right way! Everyone chooses to take their photos differently! Hope you guys had fun learning a little bit about how I do all my photography!!” Thank you for sharing these ideas with us! Would love if others commented their favorite set up or background for photographing their work!
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