[Woodcarver] Photographing mirrors

[Bill Smith]

also if can make sure that the mirrors are out of them
if small eough or take and cover the mirror or u will
be in the pics as I make mirrors and fallen into this
problem.

Bill

--- Jean Athey <atheyjm at yahoo.com> wrote:


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> Hello,

> Haven't written lately, but sure appreciate the

> thread

> about pricing and quality show participation. Thanks

> for being there, folks.

> 

> I need to photograph some decorative mirrors I'm

> building and carving. Any suggestions about how to

> best photograph these mirrors would be appreciated.

> They will be sold at shows with the mirror glass in

> place, so the photos would be for show juries,

> brochures, etc. Do you substitute another material

> in

> the mirror glass area while shooting the pics (so

> you

> don't get glare, or the reflection of the

> photographer

> in the image--I'm wondering how they do it in

> catalogs.) 

> 

> And speaking of literature, could we try that as a

> thread? Of those who sell at shows, or simply market

> their work for sale, what else do you offer beyond

> business cards...brochures, flyers, postcards, etc.

> Do

> they help? Have you found such things to be worth

> their cost? Do you compile mailing lists and send

> such

> literature to potential buyers? Anybody running ads

> other than posting products on your websites? 

> 

> Thanks from California,

> Jean Athey

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