Photographing Your turning projects

[Brian Brown]

A few members of this forum have expressed interest in some tips for taking better pictures of their work. If any one is interested, I have been posting some weekly photo tips in another forum. I have been a professional photographer for over 20 years, and I have learned so much from this forum, that I thought I could return the favor and share some of my experience in an area where I have more knowledge than I do at woodturning. If anyone is interested in these tips, let me know, and I can post them here.

Brian

[Bob Hallowell]

by all means Brian please post them, I need all the help I can get!

Bob

[Jonathon Spafford]

Go for it... we'd love to get some tips! I don't take the best pictures... would love to know how to take better ones!

[Pat Salter]

sounds good. thank you.

[Charles McKinley]

Thank you Brian,

If it is a photography forum you could post a link. If it is a WW forum you could mention its name.

Looking forward to the photo tips.

[Pete Jordan]

Boy do I need help!

[Brian Brown]

Charles,

I can name the other forum (Wood Magazine forums), but it would require looking periodically to see when I post. I am not especially regular in my "weekly" posts. I just didn't know if there would be any interest in seeing the same information in this group.

Brian

[Bob Hovde]

Absolutely! Please post here.

[Bernie Weishapl]

What are we waiting for. Pete and I need all the help we can get!!:eek: :cool: :rolleyes: ;)

[Philip Duffy]

Youbetcha! Phil

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Yup--- PLease do.

Maybe we can get the powers that be to insert a forum for it.

Bruce

[Jamie Donaldson]

Jim has posted my Phrugal Photo tutorial for those who are interested in improving your images for minimal equipment cost.