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Paula -
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 8:25am
I'm impressed! very beautiful! Paula » reply Hi Paula: yes the work is
NELSON -
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 12:18pm
Hi Paula: yes the work is nice, but here`s where I really sense what a good picture can do ! I`m trying to take a pic of a bamboo table made recently, far superior than this window work, and gee the pic comes out funky, so I will not post it till it looks ok. Seems the glossy finish on the table, gives all these reflections so the work looks terrible. What can I do pic taking wise? An area I`m terrible with, besides computer stuff, to name two. Any suggestions are welcomed. Thanks, nelson. » reply Hi Nelson,
Jamie Santellano -
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 4:44pm
Hi Nelson, I would suggest to take the images at an angle, use NO flash, and make sure the light is diffused. I find that taking pics. of high shine jewelry reflects a lot...lots of burn out-NOT GOOD! Angles seem to work the best. Using a flash will only bring out more burn out, and reflect the flash. Diffused lighting seems to work the best. Can be a bit dark, and that could depend on the location of the item. Bright light, even day light will work against you on something that has a bit of shine. I hope you don't mind me commenting on this...I know it wasn't addressed to me, but I thought I could help. Cheers, BTW- NICE WORK!!! =) Jamie Santellano » reply Jamie, As I try to take the
NELSON -
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 5:31pm
Jamie, » reply not an expert
Paula -
Sunday, August 24, 2008 - 10:10am
the only thing i can suggest is invest in a really good camera and learn how to use it. We had one of those inexpensive digital cameras and the photos showed the quality...not good. We purchased a Canon rebel and the photos have turned out so much better. it comes with a program to help you 'fix' the photos if they aren't quite up to standers. I'm no expert, but that is what we ended up doing. Paula » reply Paula, your suggestion seems
NELSON -
Sunday, August 24, 2008 - 3:41pm
Paula, your suggestion seems to be the best,but for the time I`ll have to do with the recently bought digital. Most pics come very nice. I think it`s me and must learn some to get better pics with what I have. Undoubtly, there are limitations, and I`m not sure if I`m at the edge of one. Will have to find out...thanks! nelson. » reply Chuck: this is right at
NELSON -
Saturday, August 23, 2008 - 12:11pm
Chuck: this is right at home. Curiously, this window work serves more a decorative purpose than anything else, and helps as another piece to show the clients. If you look carefully towards the top right you`ll see a curvi line going up and crossing the window wood frame. It`s a piece of copper wire holding the window, so any thief could just lift and pull it right out... The problem is not breaking into the house itself, but rather the 4 pitbulls hanging around, LOL !I work here side of the house, very earthy place, no sofisticated machines and equipment. Not to say, I wouldn`t mind having some, like a power hammer, and a plasma cutter, cannot have it all... Thanks. Chuck. » reply |
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Hi Nelson, Very nice, I like
Hi Nelson,
Very nice, I like the color you did with the leaves on the Vines.
Looks very graceful, but I like it's strength for security on the window.
Nice Job!
Chuck