I re-took a BUNCH of old picture from both of my shops (itsastitch and spookychandelier), and the difference is, frankly, staggering. If you have some awesome before and after shots of your etsy shop pictures or banner or what have you, tell me in the comments! I'd love to see :) Maybe I'll post some other Before/After if they really strike me. These are just from my other shop, spookychandelier. Click to make them bigger!
I love that antique paper you're using itsastich. The after pictures are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWow, such a diffrence, the after pictures look so professional, well thought out and easy on the eyes. Well Done :)
ReplyDeleteThose are just staggering! Very nice Itsa!
ReplyDeletenice job :) new pictures make alot of difference!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! I often go to "hot" Etsy sellers and go back to their first pictures of sold items to see how they've progressed with their photographs. So far, no one started out as a great photographer. I haven't checked any photography sellers, however. :) I'm constantly trying to get my photos to look good. Yours look great.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone :)
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very good. I gives me hope that my pics too will improve. I'm on take 2 now and I still don'te think they're up to scratch yet.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I was inspired, so I did some before & after shots too. Thanks Spooky Chandelier & Lab Rats! http://nightowlcraftworks.blogspot.com/2009/09/before-after.html
ReplyDeleteThese are nice examples of what happens when you gain experience and try again with fresh eyes and new perspectives. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThe after shots are way better! It just goes to show, there is always room for improvement. Great job.
ReplyDeleteGreat examples for the before and after. I keep trying to improve my photos. I think I have finally found the corner in my house to get the perfect lighting. Having harsh, bright AZ sun isn't easy for taking photo, despite its being natural light.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Love to see this transformation :D
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