Today’s customer spotlight is on a beautiful website I discovered when Scott began using my backgrounds to highlight the delicious recipes featured on it. I feel extremely honoured that he trusted my backgrounds enough to…
Pressing leaves to preserve texture is not something I thought much about until I accidentally left a few autumn leaves underneath a placemat and didn’t check them for a few days. When I did check…
I completely love the look of marble (and in this case, onyx) when working with food, but I have to face an important fact regarding vinyl backgrounds versus real marble surfaces: vinyl is not marble…
Tips to make sure lines are straight when shooting “top down” photography. When shooting “top down” to capture a flatlay, and when using a background with lines, one of the most important things to consider is getting the lines straight.
UPDATE: the winner was chosen by Random.org and was Lisa of @tedsgarden! Congratulations Lisa, and many thanks to everyone who took the time to participate in the draw (I appreciate each and every one of…
One of the advantages of using a vinyl background for your gardening photography is that you can make a pretty big mess and not harm the background. Whether it be dirt or spilled coffee, most…
Styling flat lays can be challenging .. just ask me! Even after ten years of styling flat lays, I still struggle when setting up. So if you think you’re the only person in the world…
After setting up my new SITE and SHOP offering vinyl photography backgrounds for sale, I realized I needed a place where I could just talk! Therefore, I’m including this BLOG where I plan to share tips,…