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Saturday, June 27, 2015
Pictures Say A Thousand Words on Networking Saturday
Pictures Say A Thousand Words, What do Yours Say? One of my shops is filled with postcards, another Digitals so I have it easy and my images are simple. But when it comes to my vintage books, handmade gift tags etc. I struggle; pictures with a background or pictures on plain white or black? I have seen many pictures with a beautifully staged background to match the item but I also see very striking and professional images where the item is on a white background.
So my question of the day is, How do you take your pictures? with a background? without? on black? on white? etc.
Remember if you are looking for the link up there is still 4 days left for this month's, you can find it here: http://www.butterflyintheattic.com/2015/06/just-networking-saturday.html
Remember if you are looking for the link up there is still 4 days left for this month's, you can find it here: http://www.butterflyintheattic.com/2015/06/just-networking-saturday.html
I am a true romantic; I love old Victorian and dream in technicolor. I hunt treasures with passion; whether it is a collection of old postcards at an auction or a crystal hidden in the sand.
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White - definitely white with maybe just a bit of color in a corner or across the top on some so it is not so stark. On so many pics that are staged with a bunch of stuff, I get lost in looking at the stuff instead of the item. I want my items to be front and center. Plus research shows that people more often buy something displayed on a white background as opposed to a colored background for a host of reasons.
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