I'm travelling a lot this week, so no time for listing (again!) but at least I managed to make a start on the photos at the weekend. I've stuck with the usual white back-drop shots, but have also tried something a bit different with some outdoor shots involving a real-life human (well, me!). What do you think - does our shed and concrete yard add anything?!



I like seeing scale of a bag against a living person, but it is much clearer when there is no external clutter. Maybe I'm just rubbish at see visualising measurements.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your outdoor shots. You make a great model (great outfit by the way) and the fabric of the bags looks really strong against the background colours. Always nice to have a slice of life(style) in there!
ReplyDeleteYes, like the outdoor shots too - but perhaps at least one indoor, white background shot for clarity too? I think your lovely outfit gives a sense of the kind of person who might enjoy using your bags.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback ladies - think the consensus is that lifestyle shots work, but solo shots of the bags alone are needed too.
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