I like taking pics and I have a decent camera. It is a CanonSX40 with a manual setting. But I dare say I don't know how yet to take pics with the manual setting. I just tried and they all came out black!!!
So here are a few pics of my last project that I took with different settings.
Do you like any better than the other? Any suggestions?
I find when i try to get a close up shot I lose out on the corners of the piece of furniture! I will keep working at it though.
Photography skills or not, you have mad painting skills!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful dresser.
That means a lot Teri. Thank you so much! Elaine
DeleteI love it. What a great piece and you did an amazing job painting it. I host a weekly party called Inspire Me Tuesday that will be live tomorrow evening. I would love for you to link up. www.astrollthrulife.net. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThanks Marty. I will be sure to "link up" soon! will also check out your blog.
ReplyDeleteThe dresser is stunning! What do you have the manual settings on? I got the shoot fly shoot classes. The more natural light you have the lower your ISO number should be. On my camera there is a way to make sure the light is balanced and if it is too dark then the pictures will come out darker.
ReplyDeletei don't even keep it on the manual setting yet Danielle. have to download instructions that came with camera and have not done that yet. i will though! thanks for the nice comment. i am happy with the way it came out. i am doing fewer pieces but have learned a fair amount!
ReplyDeleteI have the same struggle. I have a decent camera, but I hardly every can get those "wow" shots. It would probably be worth my while to invest in a class.
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