Product Photography Tips

Creating ENTICING photos of art prints for your Etsy shop isn’t exactly easy…How many different ways can you photograph a piece of art in a frame? That’s what this article is all about…We’ll talk about how you can photograph art prints to make more Etsy sales! Good photography is one of the greatest Etsy tools to have in your kit - do it right and scale your Etsy business! #sellingonetsy #etsyart #etsyphotography

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Backlighting is one of those beautiful lighting techniques that is so easy to achieve, you’ll wonder why you didn’t try it before. All you really need are some good windows with some nice light, a ref

Where to find props for styling your product photos and flat lays. Great for handmade sellers who sell on Etsy, Handmade at Amazon, or on their own website! >> Amy Eaton #productphotography #etsyseller #handmade

Adobe Photoshop is a powerful raster graphics editor which supports layers, masks and several color models.

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Here are 20 efficient photography hacks for your blog and business photos! This will make your photography tasks a lot quicker and easier! Click here to read!

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The simple solution to having great product photos for Etsy listings with the merriweather council blog. Learn the perfect lighting, editing apps, and more.

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Inspired Business: 3 Product Photography Tips for Creatives, Bloggers, and Business Owners | The Inspired Editorial

Last time we covered basic three point lighting and that yielded an entirely decent head and shoulders portrait. With a neutral background three point lighting works great and it’s a basic setup that’s been working in photography for decades. Today I want to amp up the power a little...you know how I love lighting power. If I hit the test switch and the lights dim across town from the power drain, you know that’s going to be a fun shoot! There’s also method to the madness as today I want to…