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Hello all,
Somewhat OT here I suppose, but I'll give it a go regardless. I'm sure some of you good folks are reproducing original pieces for artists. Over the past few years this has become a rather large part of my business as well, but I do have a question...
Started by Garnick on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at luminous-landscape):
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http://www.guildsourcebooks.com/pdf/sourcebook/howto_photograph_artwork.pdf.
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Hello all,
I'm sure some of you good folks are reproducing original pieces for artists. Over the past few years this has become a rather large part of my business as well, but I do have a question concerning shooting original art. For the most part I ...
Started by Garnick on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at luminous-landscape):
In either case it may not be as easy as you wish, especially with regard to getting... .
Basically it sounds like you'll need either an easel that has X & Y movements
Or if the piece is to large for that, equally large scale X & Y movements for the camera .
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Tips on photographing art? This seems like the place to post this, so I apologize in advance if this is the wrong section.
Do any of you product photographers have experience photographing drawings, or paintings? I draw as well as photograph, and I'd ...
Started by The Losing Kind on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
I photograph all my paintings and drawings to reproduce identical light sources, one on each side of the camera, directed at the artwork at 45 degree angles.
photographing drawings, or paintings?...
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Hello all, I seem to have trouble photographing my paintings to make them look their best. How do you all photograph your artworks, especially to put on the web? Any details, tips or tricks would be appreciated.
BTW, I am looking into getting a professional...
Started by dkosorio on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at asingularcreation):
I normally get a glare when I try to photograph at high noon.
Too many shadows otherwise.
As John noted.
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And yes, I know, a scanner is the best way to go, but many of my works are very large, and I prefer to photograph them. Anyway!
My one and only camera finally bit THE absolute dust tonight, but I'm using this as an opportunity to upgrade slightly (previous...
Started by SyriMoon Rides Again on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gaiaonline):
Plus....
Plus it is great for vacations artwork will turn out amazing.
Plus it is great for vacations or taking photos of the family low-light shots, and the images of your artwork will turn out amazing.
artwork will turn out amazing.
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Photographing your beads A short course for anyone struggling to get the best from their camera.
Dave Green established photographer and tutor will be at Mangobeads on Sunday 20th May 1.30pm - 5.30pm
In this four hour workshop youll learn all that you...
Started by MangoBeads on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at frit-happens):
I'm far away ....
Hope you have a great day.
I would love to have done this, but really struggle with weekends at the mo .
Great idea! what a brilliant idea for a class! Oh, I wish I was closer! Pity, far too far and same day as Sparrow's Rapunzel project .
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I lost a life long friend two months ago.
He was an artist, musician, poet and teacher.
The responsibility of photographing his visual art has fallen half on me and I was curious if anyone here has undertaken such a task.
The medium is sometimes irregular...
Started by Gashog on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pentaxforums):
If you want to faithfully reproduce his artwork since it seems to be mostly in a single plane.
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I belong to a church that has a statue of our patron saint: St. Katharine Drexel. The statue was donated by a parishoner as a memoriam to his wife.
I recently photogaphed the statue with some landscape in the background in an HDR shot that I was going...
Started by heaterguy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at photocamel):
I am photographing the statute bay times forum of some lightning bolts, and the artist....
Probably not...
Is the parish considered private property.
He still apparently maintains some rights.
And the artist forbids any changes to the artwork.
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I don't know if this has already been posted in the past, but as someone who regularly gets harassed by "security" guards while taking pictures, I feel this is pretty important information:
The Photographers Right
Bert P. Krages II, Attorney at Law
About...
Started by UrbanCyclop on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dallasmetropolis):
I was....
I was photographing (former Bank One Center).
I made a copy to take with me while photographing DART construction, after getting hassled (nothing to chase me off the public sidewalk next to Chase Center (former Bank One Center).
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With all this talk about the need in the forums for 36mpx AA-less cameras like the Nikon D800E, I been wondering what "professional" photographers who actually sell artwork use and what determines the ability to get a photo sold for money.
I've seen tons...
Started by Fred Miranda on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fredmiranda):
A good photograph and a bad one; like you I've seen a lot of professionals who don't really live up wondering what "professional" photographers who actually sell artwork use and what determines the ability managers, architects, interior....
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