I primarily take my photos with my iPhone and edit them before posting. If not, I use a Sony cyber shot ?? And edit in Lightroom. That is the standard program on my old desktop that my daughter used. I have gotten much better at the Lightroom but usually opt for the quick photo. Here are a couple I took today on my current project. BTW I just got this cool new ap to post my blog from my IPAD. I used to just use blogger but had issues loading photos so I would switch back and forth to the blogger ap. This new ap is called Blog Touch and it works great so far....these are both edited.
Things I could have done better? Taken them outside for some natural sunlight or opened the blinds. I have the house closed up because it so hot right now. I should have cropped the bottom one more. I definitely could take a lot more photos and find the best to post. I'm too impatient.
One persons who's fabric photos I always admire is Red Pepper Quilts. The fabric is always in the same format and always looks so crisp in the picture. I will aim for that next week.
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ReplyDeletethat's some beautiful quilting in the borders! looks like hand, right? you're right about the natural light helping - it does wonders. but the heat . . . =) like good quilting, photography takes patience most of the time.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Hydeeann. It is machine FMQ, it was the first time I tried this pattern and my stitches are a bit long, but I'm happy with it. The pattern is Leah Day's paisley, I love looking at her patterns for inspiration.
DeleteI am always in a hurry to get pics in my posts and get the thing published. You are sew right about the natural light. It sure makes a big difference. Your FMQ is looking good!
ReplyDeleteI use Lightroom as my main photo processing program but have never tried Blog Touch. Thanks for the tip. Your quilting shows up beautifully and looks great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting! I have wondered about posting from my iPad. Thanks for the idea! I will have to try it.
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