We are finally here at the last stop on our better knitting photography adventure! For today’s post, we’re going to […]
Framing Your Photograph for Better Knitting Pictures
In our second-to-last installment in the better knitting photography series, we’re talking about how framing your photograph affects the story […]
Five Easy Tips for Photographing Your Knits in a Vertical Space
In my last post in the better knitting photography series, we talked about ways to create interesting photos that are […]
Five Simple Steps for Better Flatlay Photographs of Knitting Projects
Today’s blog post is going to focus on composing photos on a flat surface. I’ll spend some time in a […]
Three Quick Tips for Photographing Knitwear in Tricky Light
One of the oft-repeated maxims of photography is that you need natural light. While that’s generally true, and I’ve written […]
To Take Better Pictures of Knits, Make Sure You Have the Right Gear
Sharing knits online is so much fun, but it can be frustrating when you’re trying to take pictures of your […]
Why It’s Hard for Knitters to Take Good Photos
Recently, I ran an informal poll of my Instagram community to see how people felt about photographing their knits. 172 […]