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MimiMomoSkincare

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How do you do product photography?

How do you all do product photography? Do you have a strategy, do you use props or a special background? My room doesn’t have great backgroud spots to photograph products so I’m kinda considering getting something that makes product photo’s look more next level 📸 Just not sure yet what. So if you have any ideas, let me know! This are some examples of the kind of photos I post om my insta @mimimomos.skincurls 💕 I recently posted my first skincare reel, I hadn’t used the reels tool before. Hope you guys will enjoy it https://www.instagram.com/reel/CR_y3s6INJt/?utm_medium=copy_link
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Betweendots

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Ugh, I create long post, added photos and it disappeared 😭. So, my main strategy is colour aesthetic. On both - my portfolio and my beauty IG I like to keep colour theme. I live in a small flat with old furniture, what I do is taking photos in natural light even if in the winter sometimes it's hard to take photos since we have no light after 2pm. I barely ever use fake light. My main concept is that everything can be a prop in a photography. For backgrounds - I use some fabrics but also paper, old wrapping paper, special backgrounds, what even I can use and afford. What I recommend to get inspired - create a mood board, I use Pinterest to get inspired but I also like to go to Park. In general, I hope it'll be visible on photos that I like to create an entire scenery. I sketch sceneries and ideas before I make them alive, it's like storyboarding in video making. I also recommend analysing photos, paintings and movies - it can help a lot if you want to go for creative side of photography
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Betweendots

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You're welcome :) If you need any tips or you have any questions let me know, maybe I'll be able to help you :)
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vinluancathrine

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it depends,as long as I can capture the name of the brand and the poduct. BTW, you can check my account if you interested. thank you @vinluancathrine
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everlastingbloom

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Beautiful! I like your style!💗💖💗
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avecbelle

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I’ve started recently so I’m really interested too!
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amazing shots. I'd love to learn
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MimiMomoSkincare

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I think a lot of things have to do with lighting. Lighting makes or breaks a shot. I always use natural light. Sometimes just plain daylight, sometimes the golden hour of sunset lighting. You can play around with it 😊
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