Taking good photografies is, as with everything els, a proper jungle, so no shame in not being an expert. Som simple pointers would be these: 1) Have a uniform background, preferably one darker than the model. 2) Have not than 1 lightsource and place them from multiple angles. 3) The lightsource(ses) should be behind you. 4) Dont use a heavy spot, the light needs to be doused a bit.
You can either buy a light lightbox or you can make one yourself, just google lightbox, that helps a lot.
Jens Riber Poulsen
I would love to see some better pitcures of this littlle awesome fella :D
Katie
Thanks for taking a look! I have no prior experience with photography. I would appreciate any advice you may have!
Jens Riber Poulsen
Taking good photografies is, as with everything els, a proper jungle, so no shame in not being an expert. Som simple pointers would be these: 1) Have a uniform background, preferably one darker than the model. 2) Have not than 1 lightsource and place them from multiple angles. 3) The lightsource(ses) should be behind you. 4) Dont use a heavy spot, the light needs to be doused a bit.
You can either buy a light lightbox or you can make one yourself, just google lightbox, that helps a lot.
Katie
Thank you so much for the suugestions. I did what I could with what I have and the results are much improved! I uploaded the new pictures.
Jens Riber Poulsen
Its already looking sooo much better, great job! Concerning the perinjob, it looks a bit like dipping? Am I way off?
Melnikov Ivan "Nakatan"
Gold