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With a product, the goal is to sell what's in the frame. With a painting, print, or sculpture, the goal is to disappear. The photograph has to get out of the way and let the work speak exactly as it does in person — same color, same value, same edge-to-edge detail — whether it ends up in a gallery submission, a catalog, a grant application, or a website.

Amazon Sellers — Your Images Are Your Sales Team
Amazon gives every seller the same storefront. Same layout. Same font. Same button. The only thing that's yours is the image.

Amazon Product Photography Requirements — And Why Getting Them Right Matters
If you're selling on Amazon, your photos are doing more work than almost anything else on your listing. They're the first thing a shopper sees in search results, the main reason someone clicks — or doesn't — and the closest thing to holding your product in their hands before buying.

Product Photography Near Princeton, NJ — What to Look For in a Studio
So you've decided it's time to get your products photographed properly. Maybe you're launching on Shopify, refreshing your Amazon listings, building a brand for an Etsy shop, or preparing a catalog for a wholesale account.

So — why hire a pro?
A professional product photographer brings a controlled studio environment, professional lighting, expert styling, a calibrated eye for composition, and consistent post-production — all delivered to your brief, on time, and ready to post.
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This photography series is a documentation exercise of ordinary objects from Family Dollar. Although we may see, and buy objects like this online - the photographic presentation would likely differ because of the context.

ROBOTS. AUTOMATION
The 1950’s television version of ‘the future’ and automation is quite funny. Both Rosie the robot in the Jetsons, and Robby the robot in Forbidden Plant had simple, wholesome roles written for their US viewers.
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Typically, cyanotypes are blue, Sire John Hershel discovered the process in 1842, and they were used to make copies of drawings by engineers. I had made cyanotypes before, (sometimes called sun prints), you can buy a pack of photo sensitive paper or buy and the mix the chemicals. With your own mix, you can brush the light sensitive chemicals onto any type of paper or even fabric.

Finding a solution through patience
For those that know me and follow my other channels of interest,…
