PHOTOS
Reply
|
hannah_k11
Skiller
 |
2 years, 8 months ago by hannah_k11
I’m kinda picky about how my photos look and I want to know if I was doing it right? Can you guys check out my photo I posted, and tell me what to do differently? Love you!!
|
|
EalgeKnots
Bracelet King
 |
2 years, 8 months ago by EalgeKnots
the picture looks fine to me, but if you wanted to do it differently you could take a bit closer picture of the bracelet. There are many ways to take pictures. You could take it in a plain background. In a plain background surrounded by strings. You could do it whichever you think is best and where you get inspiration. I hope I was able to help. Good Luck! |
|
hannah_k11
Skiller
|
2 years, 8 months ago by hannah_k11
@EalgeKnots tysm!! Have a great day
|
|
oceanknot
Bracelet King
 |
2 years, 8 months ago by oceanknot
my only recommendation would be to center the bracelet in the middle of the photo. Honestly though, it’s really just personal preference and what you like. I know it can be hard to visualize where the center is going to be when you upload a photo on braceletbook (I don’t even really know how to do it lol).
|
|
oceanknot
Bracelet King
|
2 years, 8 months ago by oceanknot
There’s no “right” or “wrong” way either. I love seeing how everyone takes their photos and the different backgrounds people use
|
|
hannah_k11
Skiller
|
2 years, 8 months ago by hannah_k11
@oceanknot tysm!!!
|
|
oceanknot
Bracelet King
|
2 years, 8 months ago by oceanknot
no problem!!
|
|
minutcraft
Bracelet King
 |
2 years, 7 months ago by minutcraft
imo, bracelet photos for BraceletBook should minimally clearly show what the pattern/one complete sequence of the pattern would look like when knotted. Everything else—from background choice to if/how one stages the photo—is secondary. You can also create collages if you want to show a bracelet from multiple angles (just keep the white spaces/borders in those collages minimal).
|
Reply
