Taking pictures

[Nonnie]

I just made several of the rollerball and purse size body sprays. I stink at picture taking, but wanted to see how these look to everyone. TIA y'all

 

[artemis]

My opinion is: less is more. If these are for promoting the product, I think you need to avoid distracting from the product itself.

 

[Nonnie]

My opinion is: less is more. If these are for promoting the product, I think you need to avoid distracting from the product itself.

Good
point

 

[akseattle]

@Nonnie , I thought that the shell and flowers demanded the focus. In the thumbnail, I didn't even see the product. It was a little better when I clicked on the thumbprint and saw the enlarged photo. I think the blue in the flowers draws my eyes up to the top of the photo. Since the shell is large and textured, I see that next. So the product on the side and bottom of the photo get a little lost for me. That is a really pretty shell, and those are beautiful blue flowers. If you'd like to use those, maybe you can play around with where and how they are positioned in relationship to the product.

 

[MelissaG]

Youtube Kristina Nicole. She has lots of videos teaching how to do product photography. She teaches you about how to decorate pictures, how to use natural light, etc.

 

[Nonnie]

Thank y'all for the insight and ideas!