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OverviewGet your craft and art pieces noticed with great photography. The Crafter's Guide to Taking Great Photos is your must-have guide to learning to shoot better photos, with tips and advice written specifically with artists and crafters in mind. Amidst the sea of handmade jewelry, apparel, housewares, art, and other crafts that populate blogs, websites, and online marketplaces, you need to make your items stand out. The key is great photography. Beautiful hand-crafted garments, jewelry, artwork, textiles, and home accessories can all be undermined by poor or uninspired photos that fail to represent the detail, color, and artistry of your creations. With The Crafter's Guide to Taking Great Photos you'll learn that you don't need expensive equipment and a professional photo studio to get quality results. Heidi Adnum teaches you how to achieve high quality results with instruction on how to make your own lightbox, use natural lighting, and properly capture the detail. Broken down into specific craft areas, you'll find tips on how to best generate eye-catching images that will help showcase and sell your items. With the economical photo expert tricks-of-the-trade inside The Crafter's Guide to Taking Great Photos you'll be on the fast-track to boosting your online presence and jump-starting your crafting business. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Heidi AdnumPublisher: Interweave Press Inc Imprint: Interweave Press Inc Dimensions: Width: 16.70cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 21.70cm Weight: 0.562kg ISBN: 9781596686267ISBN 10: 159668626 Pages: 192 Publication Date: 03 January 2012 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: No Longer Our Product Availability: Out of stock ![]() The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsReviewsAimed at craftspeople with minimal photography experience or equipment, this guide offers simple advice on arranging, composing, lighting, snapping, selecting, and organizing outstanding digital images of all kinds of handmade objects. Adnum briefly covers photography basics and then goes on to address photographic issues specific to various craft disciplines, such as jewelry and fabrics. Many step-by-step photo sequences and examples of successful shots walk the reader through the process. With the ongoing popularity of sites like Etsy (on which Adnum authored a series on photography), this book is sure to be sought after by anyone who wants to sell his or her goods online. - Library Journal <br> A wonderfully written book from start to finish...Words like aperture, shutter speed, ISO...they feel scary to hear at first but Heidi does a masterful job demystifying these terms with engaging examples that inspire many AHA moments in terms of creative photography. - Jenny Doh, Crescendoh.com <br> This book is TERRIFIC. Paging through this book was like reading a Who's Who of craft photography. Of course, the photographs are fantastic, and the book is as gorgeous as it is informative. - Austen Gilliland, CanadianLiving.com's Craft Blog <br> This book is the ultimate reference for crafters and bloggers looking to improve their photography on a budget! - Mark Lipinski, host, Creative Mojo <br> I really appreciate the thoroughness of this book. The first section alone is worth getting the book if you want to stop using the automatic mode on your camera and switch over to manual mode. - CraftBuds.com <br> This is the book that I wish was out there when I first started blogging and selling my handmade goods...I pretty much devoured the book in one sitting. It's a must-have for makers, bloggers, and sellers. - Jenny Gordy, Wiksten <br> The DIY projects are clearly explained and well-illustrated. That is what makes this book so great, it is. Author InformationHeidi Adnum is a photographer, picture researcher, and crafter of Good Will Bunting(R). She is also the author of a popular photography tips series on Etsy. Heidi lives with her husband in sunny Newcastle, Australia. Connect with Heidi at www.heidiadnum.com and on Twitter @HeidiAdnum Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |