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September/October is here so break time is over!
Time to start with some fundamentals. Photography has it's own set of "rules". Which of course are meant to be broken, but it's really helpful to know some basics. Starting with the rule of 3rds in composition. What you do is place your subject on one of the "imaginary" lines that cut a photo into thirds ( 9 sections). I do this rule often, but sometimes parents don't like it in their pictures and want the subjects centered. Included is images with the lines showing. Just basic set up so you can see it. One of the easiest ways to get something on one of the lines is to crop it down. When you crop an image you usually get the lines that show up, using those lines tells you where the "thirds" are, and just line your subject up with one of them.
If you want to get really technical I encourage you to look up the Golden Ratio and learn about it. It has many names and it is way too mathematical for my brain to comprehend. To my knowledge I don't think I have ever taken a golden ratio image. I have golden triangle but not ratio. Check it out! photoworkout dot com/golden-ratio-photography/
Hopefully you can see the lines...I should have thought it out and used a dark background.
What a great first year we had!! Even if I dropped the ball sometimes! I decided to change things up this year with the themes. They will be a little more challenging this year.
2023-
April- DOF 2 images.
May- Flash/Artificial Light.
June- What you see vs. What I see
July- Break
August- Break
September/October- Rule of 3rds.
2022 challenges-
April- Lipstick
May- Eye Shadow
June- Primer/Foundation/Concealer/CC/BB
July- Highlighters
August- Brushes
September- Sheet Masks
October- Hair Care
November- Fragrance
December- Nail Polish
January- Blush/Bronzer
February- Candles/Wax Melts/ Diffusers
The challenge and "rules"-
1. Flat lays and staged photos only. I'll post examples below. But no faces or people allowed in your photos. (Though you can include photographs).
2. All photos you take must be your own.
3. Post as many images as you want, you have a whole month to get creative with each theme. Post one, post everyday, doesn't matter.
4. Let's talk gear and products! Tell us about your image. List the products and colors, talk to us about your concept and how it came to be, taken with your phone or DSLR?
Here are some helpful reads- digital-photography-school dot com/flat-lay-photography/ and digital-photography-school dot com/tips-for-getting-started-with-still-life-photography/
Here are some of my example images I've taken in the past-
Gucci Bloom Eau De Toilette 1 oz/ 30 mL
Floral Street Sunflower Pop Eau De Parfum Travel Spray 0.34 oz/ 10 mL
Christmas Memories!
This photo gets me excited for the coming Holidays!
The beautiful tray or table as background, looks perfect with the perfume containers.
(What an incredible Gratis this was!)
@tsavorite Thank you. It was really a special/amazing gratis wasn't it?
Beautiful festive shot @SportyGirly125
Pretty picture, @SportyGirly125 ! 🥰
Hello festivities! Lovely Christmas-y photo @SportyGirly125
💚❤
KILIAN Paris Apple Brandy Eau de Parfum 1.7 oz/ 50 mL Eau de Parfum Spray
📷 Cannon , Asked my daughter to hold it for me. Did some post production colors adjustment to make black dress appear blackest and perfume bottle more vibrant.
@fatimamummy So beautiful! Gosh that bottle is just incredible.
@fatimamummy So elegant and beautiful!
Wow! @fatimamummy
This looks professional 👌 👏
This photgraph, the bottle is gorgeous (you lovely mani 😍) it's amazing!
This is a beautiful picture, @fatimamummy ! 🥰 The gorgeous bottle against the black dress, held lightly in lovely hands--wonderful! 🖤💛🖤💛
This is exquisite @fatimamummy! Killian perfume bottles are like pieces of art themselves and your photo, with the bottle against the black and nestled delicately in your daughter’s hands is the perfect backdrop for showcasing its beauty.
Thank you @itsfi Thats the advantage of having a teenage daughter. Whenever I want to take a photo with product in hand either she takes it for me or holds the product so I can take the shot.