Jewelry Artist Magazine’s - 2009 Jewelry Arts Awards

Blog  |  dailyjewel.ganoksin.com | Sep 24, 2009

Photo: Best of Competition (also First Place, Pins/Brooches): Naomi Sarna - FIRST WAVE32mm x 23mm. 18K gold, Chinese freshwater pearl, VS diamonds, Montana sapphires, Contra-luz opals, Imperial topaz. Handmade lost-wax gold setting surrounding pegged and epoxy-set pearl. All stones are pave set

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Jonathan Keenan Photography Manchster, UK

Blog  |  heatherskowoodjewelry.ganoksin.com | Aug 5, 2009

Jonathan Keenan is a professional photographer based in Manchester, England who has been photographing my jewelry for my website since 2004. I just LOVE Jonathans way of working, very relaxed and super professional. Jonathan also did all the photographs for the Architectonics:

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Take a great photo!

Blog  |  businessofcraft.ganoksin.com | Aug 4, 2009

The most important thing to the success of your online business is the quality of the photos you post.   To that end I have found some excellent tutorials.Practical Gem Photography - Lapidary Journal Jewelry Photography Tip - Table Top StudioTips For Photographing Jewelry - Rena

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Great Product Photography with Models, by Portland Beanie Company

Blog  |  allthingsmetalclay.ganoksin.com | Jul 4, 2009

Ive written here before about the perils of photographing jewelry on models, so when I saw these great examples, I wanted to show them to you.Nili Barrett makes these precious hats, and has found even more precious children to model them. Cute kids and professional photographers make these

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Why take bad jewelry photography?

Blog  |  jewelrybusinessguru.typepad.com | Mar 14, 2009

This is the question I've been asking at least 3x an hour for the past three days. I have been jurying the next Lark 500 jewelry book -- this one celebrates gemstone jewels. So I've reviewed nearly 3,000 images and...

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Display Watch: Vintage on Vintage, by the Book

Blog  |  www.jckonline.com | Feb 6, 2009

A look at trends influencing your customers and tips on helping them choose flattering jewelry, from an image consultant and co-author of Jewelry Savvy.

http://www.jckonline.com/blog/Jewels_on_Jewels/15800-Display_Watch_Vintage_on_Vintage_by_the_Book.php

Photography ideas? - Jewelry Artists - tribe.net

News  |  jewelryartists.tribe.net | Jun 9, 2007

Hi all, I do a variety of different types of jewelry using vintage beads, semi-precious stones, wire-work, PMC, etc. I am not only cheap - I also work for a non-profit so I have little disposable income. =:0) But I do sell my jewelry at shows & fairs & exhibitions.

http://jewelryartists.tribe.net/thread/11ed11af-57c0-4da6-b161-5da1b7f5041d

esslinger.com press center, press release with news and information

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Lustre: Product and Trends for Jewelry Retailers - A New Lustre

With a deep knowledge of the luxury market and retail merchandising, Jeff researches trends and cultural influences each season to edit down the selection to bring you what really matters. In the new Lustre Lookbook, he’ll be your expert guide to each season.

http://www.lustremag.com/publication/article.jsp?pubId=1&id=67&pageNum=2

Beadage Blog · Photographing Your Jewelry

You may find the same thing to be true. Here are a few tips that have worked for me in my jewelry photography, and you might find them helpful, as well — especially if you are new at it. 1. If you can, use a digital camera with a macro mode function.

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