Finished!
In a few weeks I'm taking a class at Loop & Leaf Yarn Shop in Santa Barbara called "Photography for Knitters Workshop...photographing your finished proects." Acclaimed photographer, Gale Zucker, is teaching the class. Even though I'm married to a professional photographer and have learned many techniques from Mr. Larry just by hangin' with him, I know that I'll learn some excellent new approaches from Gale. She has photographed many yarn-related books and articles. I'm looking forward to the class and to finally meeting Gale in person!
Addendum: After looking at my photos above, I can already see where I need some improvement. I should have placed the RED shawl closer to something GREEN or BLUE for a higher contrast so that the red would pop. These are the principals I have used in painting. They apply to photography too. Composition, color, lighting and placement are key elements. At least I have a basic knowledge....can't wait to learn more secrets!
Labels: Art, Friends, yarny stuff
10 Comments:
That color is Rav-fab! It looks so pretty, I don't blame you for keeping that one for yourself.
Love the shawl. I met Gale a few months ago and she is really fun. Enjoy!
Beeeeeyoootiful!! I'd rather see it on YOU, tho.
That's something I would really like to go to.... Not sure with work right now that I can manage it :(
I've heard that yarn is wonderful stuff ~ BTW I love the photo with the pillows!
It seems I say this each time, but this is not my favorite of your shawls, Malabrigo - yummmmm. Hope to be at the next Saturday knitting group! I miss it.
Oooo I love, love, love that shawl! It turned out absolutely gorgeous! I will have to check out that yarn, it looks fabulous too! Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
She is one wonderful shawl...love the Malabrigo yarn also. I think you should wear on Valentine's Day next year. Nice job!
I love the red shawl. Red is my favorite! What a fun class to take. Your pictures will be even more beautiful now!
That one's a beauty!
Love this shawl. This one is so a keeper.
Can't wait for the workshop too!
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