Here's what I mean. This is the before photo:

Horrible. Slightly out of focus, and yellow! It's as if I spilled coffee all over it!
After a photo shoot lasting about an hour and a half, here's the second photo:

Worlds better! Not perfect by any means, but I don't shudder when I look at it. What'd I do? I admitted that taking photos 9:30 at night when the sun had been down for 4 hours isn't the way to do it. Good photos require NATURAL light. Not frellin' light bulbs.
I still have a lot to do in my shop but it'll be worth it :D
TODAY'S FEATURED SELLER:
christinececelia!
Come see an eclectic shop with an vintage air about it.
Everything in there I can see in a '50s movie along side the greatest starts of the time!
My favorite? The Paris Paparazzi Coasters.
1 comment:
The cake looks yummy and I like the angle on your photo.
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