My bad attempt at eye candy -any suggestions?

[larryf1952]

I took these with an Olympus D560 zoom...



Nice Berettas, Gixerman...here's mine...



And Papa Bear...

 

[Gixerman1000]

Thanks larryf1952.
Your Colt Python is beautiful!!

 

[ezypikns]

All Great Pics

The key to me, it seems, is indirect or suffused lighting and a fairly neutral background. Try filtering your light through a sheet or reflecting your light off white posterboard.

 

[nrmcolt]

Once more...

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[jmilliron]

You want to eliminate as much glare and contrast as possible. If you have no special lights to use, take a table outside or near a window where you can get open shade, that is, even light from a shaded side of a building or the light from an overcast day.

Yup, that's the key: Natural Defused Light.

I just set my stuff down next to the big sliding glass doors when the sun is not going directly through them.





-jason m

 

[turbonatr]

Beauty and the Beast.

Guess which is which.