Showing posts with label quilt photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilt photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

PHOTO DAY

 Darrell just finished one of his projects and photographed it this morning.  Then I got out my quilt stand and hung Carpe Diem and he photographed it too.


His lighting is color temperature adjustable.  Its very interesting to change them and see what it does to the colors of the quilt.  But they do really show off the quilting.




Saturday, September 28, 2024

PHOTO DAY

 Darrell and I set up his studio for taking photos of a few of my quilts and he took the photos.









Thursday, August 10, 2023

QUILT PHOTOS

 Today I set up two quilts and Darrell photographed them for me.







Friday, September 02, 2022

PHOTOGRAPHING PI

 I got the hand-sewing of the binding and hanging sleeve done on my Nine-Patch Pi quilt.  So, it's time to take the good photos for submitting to shows.

We set up Darrell's photo studio and lights and he took the photos.





Tuesday, August 02, 2022

PHOTO DAY

 Darrell had his studio set up to take the pictues of his Fremont Chest of Drawers.  When he was done he took pictures of some of my quilts.







'Flowers' by Barbara Brackman from 1998






Tuesday, April 26, 2022

PHOTOGRAPHYING BIG FLOWER

 We set up Darrell's bench room for photos and hung Amity Baroque for photographing.  He took a bunch of photos.


This is not one of the photos he took.  I shot this with my iPhone.


Thursday, October 14, 2021

PHOTO DAY

 Darrell set up his shop space for taking photos.  He took the photos I need to submit to Quiltcon of two of my quilts.

It was fun and fascinating to be able adjust the 'temperature' of the lights with his new Godox lights.












Monday, November 23, 2020

MORE PICTURES

 I didn't like the pictures we took yesterday of the Covid quilt - so we took more today.  And then I submitted them to Quiltcon At Home and Road2CA.







Sunday, November 22, 2020

QUILT PHOTO TAKING

 Darrell helped me out by taking photos of quilts for me.  I wanted to get pictures of my Millennium Quilt - which I haven't seen in about 15 years.  It's been in a closet and doesn't smell very good.  But it looks good.  It never got much use.






Then he photographed the Covid quilt.