I bet you must enjoy taking pictures of them. They look wonderful, and I believe not cheaper at all as well.
I bet you must enjoy taking pictures of them. They look wonderful, and I believe not cheaper at all as well.Jack, Years ago I worked part time for someone who bought used jewelry for the gold melt down (when gold prices were ridiculously high) and the diamonds. He would remove the gemstones and give them to me. I have a LOT of them. LOLOMG, these are really beautiful, where did you get them from ?
Omg, these are gorgeous, are they gold?This is a large pin given to me a few years ago. I think it's Avon brand, I just loved the colors.
I still have this scene set up with the artificial flowers, and as soon as I have things perfected on focus and arrangement I will be doing it with real flowers. I wanted the Butterfly to appear to be in the air flitting around in the flowers, so getting it suspended was a bit difficult....but figured it out and edited out the wooden skewer I used to hold it in the air. The skewer was attached to a standing metal clip used in labs etc.
I have posted this in the "Stacked Photos" thread as well, with some questions.
Nikon D7100, 105mm Nikkor lens, f/7.1, 1/15 sec., softbox light and reflector, on black glass. Focus slide rail on tripod, 57 stacked photos.
Hi Jack, no...not real gold. Sure wish it was. LOL It is just one pin, with a reflection on black glass.Omg, these are gorgeous, are they gold?
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