Feel free to critique the photography as well as the beadwork. I am still learning both.
The centerpiece of this bracelet is a hematite-coloured piece of aquarium glass. It is encased in a netting of pearlized seed beads and hematite beads. The band of the bracelet is a base of 3mm hematite cylinder beads stitched in right angle weave, then embellished with the pearlized seed beads. The clasp is a silver base metal toggle clasp.
This is a gift to a friend. She is very high on my prayer list just now. Life has been giving her some rough punches lately. But she is a survivor and will bounce back to higher heights.
May 18, 2008
Hematite and Seed Beads
So says LADY ROOTS at 7:02 AM
Labels: aquarium glass, beaded jewelry, beading, beads, beadweaving, beadwork, bracelet, digital camera, hematite, jewelry, praying, right angle weave
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Unusual way to photograph jewelry -I like it. The top photo could be brightened up a bit more.
Sistren Pearl,
Thank you for the return visit and the photography advice.
When you say brightened up, do you mean to add more light? Would I do that with the flash on the camera or with photo editing software? I want to show the pieces off to their best advantage.
Bless Up,
Lady Roots
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