Amber and Oak - Vikings and Forests

Recently DH and I have moved and while our apartment is very lovely it does not have a balcony and so I do not have easy access anymore to daylight for my pictures. Since my birthday is coming up shortly, DH gifted me a photo box and as an early present we put it together and I tried it out yesterday. Now my amber and Viking bracelets shine in totally new light (literally)

These photos are fantastic and you can do this all through the winter! The bracelets are wonderful too!

Thank you Yes, I think I wil have lots of fun with it especially during the winter and in the evenings

Great pictures and wonderfull bracelets!

Great pictures! I bought a photo box last year to help me take pictures in wintertime, but still don't have my lighting quite right.

I was going to ask what the large swirly silver was on your middle amber bracelet, but now I see that it is the troll tree at a unique angle

Thank you

Strike, my photo box has fixed LED lighting on the top (two rows) and the settings of the camera are very (very) important. For my photo box the suggested settings are 1/100 - F11 - ISO 400 (with other settings the background gets very greyish). DH helped me to set them and then it was still a bit of trying this and that angle. But luckily with digital photos we can delete the not-so-good

Love the new pictures and bracelets, looks very professional.

Gorgeous combos and fabulous pics
The photo box will be very useful in winter and on other bad-light-days.

Great pictures. The bracelets are beautiful.

Gorgeous beads and ambers, especially!! And great photos, your light box does a great job.

Wow,

georgeous bracelets and great photos! The Quality of photos is awesome...

Now I have to look and understand what you are talking about I have to get into this as well...

Trollperle wrote:Thank you

Strike, my photo box has  fixed LED lighting on the top (two rows) and the settings of the camera are very (very) important. For my photo box  the suggested settings are 1/100 - F11 - ISO 400 (with other settings the background gets very greyish). DH helped me to set them and then it was still a bit of trying this and that angle. But luckily with digital photos we can delete the not-so-good

Thanks! I have two lights, but maybe I will play around with my camera settings a bit and see if that helps.

Mabel wrote:Great pictures and wonderfull bracelets!