From the course: Advanced Craft Photography
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Keeping it simple
It may feel like there's a lot to remember when you're staging, shooting and editing images of the crafts that you've made. But try to keep the process simple and take photos of the crafts that you find most interesting. Over time you'll develop a style that you like. So stick with that. And the more you shoot your crafts, the more you'll develop your own recognizable brand of craft photography the blog readers and customers will come to recognize. Right now, we're looking at my radmegan gallery on Craft Gawker, and Craft Gawker is a website that you can upload photographs of the crafts that you've made. And share them with the community of people who all have access to the website. Who all are crafters. Who all appreciate handmade things. So I'm just scrolling through now. And showing you a collection of some of the crafts that I've uploaded. And they all lead back to specific posts on my blogspot blog, my radmegan.blogspot blog. But whether you specialize in one area of crafting…
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