Professional Quilt Photography

Professional Quilt Photographer | Frannie B. Quilt Co

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When Corinne, the talented designer behind Frannie B. Quilt Co, reached out to me about taking pictures of a quilt for her to advertise her fabric and quilt pattern, I was very excited to take photos of a product in the fabric …

Quilt Photography Co.

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Step 1: Select your photo package. From simple, flat shots all the way through a styled, diva-quilt photoshoot, we have everything you need. Each package includes a set number and style of images so you know exactly what you'll receive. Step 2: Mail your quilt & paperwork. Purchase your preferred photo package by using the form on this page. Then, print out your paperwork & …

What is Quilt Photography?

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Professional Quilt Photography can insure a great quality photo for your submission allowing you to make the very best image of your quilt available to quilt show juries and publishers. Benefits of Quilt Photography. Good Quilt Photography will allow judges and publishers to see an accurate representation of your quilt. If you are entering your quilt into a …

6 Quilt Photography Tips from an Expert - Suzy Quilts

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Quilt Photography with Bill Volckening | Quilting Daily

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Quilt Photography: 5 Tips to Improve | MQG Community

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Photo by Christopher Thompson, The Tattooed Quilter. 1. Planning. Capturing your work requires a lot of planning. From thinking about where to photograph, to removing any loose threads, it’s important to collect everything you need upfront. Iron or steam out your quilt prior to photography. Remove any loose threads with a lint roller.

Professional Quilt Photography - Quiltingboard Forums

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For the Lowell (MA) Quilt Festival, the New England Quilt Museum is providing space and a professional photographer to take entry pictures (free of charge to members, museum entrance fee to non-members). http://www.lowellquiltfestival.org/q...y-service.html They also give these reference sources. http://www.lowellquiltfestival.org/p...our-quilt.html

How to photograph your quilts - APQS

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Notice that in many of their photos they use a prop or household item in the photo next to the quilt that is the same color as a bit of the fabric in the quilt top to help bring the whole photo to life. Use your favorite quilt magazine for inspiration on how you can dress up your next quilt to capture its beauty. One of my favorite quilt photographers is Kathy at the Tamarack …

Quilt Photography – International Association of Professional …

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Gloria Hansen is well-known to readers of The Professional Quilter as the author of our extremely popular Technology Forum columns. The expertise we’ve enjoyed for so many years is now available to quilters everywhere. Subtitled “the quilt maker’s must-have guide to images, files, and more,” Digital Essentials is just that – a must-have. Gloria covers everything from the basics of …

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