Tag: flatlay
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Five Minutes With a Table Setup – RegularRandom
I thought this pink cupcake was so love-ly that I just had to photograph it in this table setup. Would you like to join in the RegularRandom crew? Here’s how: Version 1: choose a subject or a scene spend five minutes photographing it – no more! try to not interfere with the subject, instead see…
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Moments in Time 1
A wise man recently told me that you have to put your own oxygen mask on first, before helping others. It’s funny, I heard that on average twice a week for 12 years on airplanes and I didn’t really think about it applying to “real life”. Sometimes, you just have to take time for yourself.…
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Remember the Cookie?
Remember the Mother’s Day cookie? Well of course I had to get a whole lot of shots with it. It was so cute. I love the pink marble effect in the icing. At the end of the post, I’ve included some shots with my Traveler’s Notebook journal as well. I still haven’t eaten it, I…
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A Little Bit of Flatlay Fun
I love flatlay photography – it’s my favourite type of product photography. I love pottering around the house, looking for objects that work perfectly together in the shot. This pink shoot had been percolating around in my head for a while. I started this morning, by stopping off at my local bakery on the way…
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Five Minutes with Chocolates – RegularRandom
This week, I’m spending five minutes with Lindt chocolates, before we eat them. This shoot was just before my surgery. Julz and I had a little photo shoot at my place. This is incredibly simple – 6 chocolates, a plate (from Freedom) and a pretty backdrop (paper from Kami-Fitzroy) – but I find it so…
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Satisfaction
product photography by desleyjane pictures – contact me to work with me
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Flatlay Love
I am fairly obsessed with flatlay photography. I recently got this new backdrop and this gorgeous wreath and so I spent an afternoon photographing it. This post is the reason why I couldn’t eat my lemon meringue pie until the next day! Sorry if I am a little absent this week and next – my…
Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist 