HOW TO TAKE AMAZING PHOTOS
How do I take a great shot, you may ask?
1. Use natural light.
Keep it indirect and watch for shadows, including your own. Indoor artificial lighting can cast a hue and if the light is too low, your pic can be grainy.
2. Choose a clean background.
For indoor shots, neutral colours work best (white, beige, black, gray) with no patterns. Sheets, tablecloths, or Bristol board are great options. A contrasting background helps your product stand out. Remove distractions like chairs, windows, or cupboards. Outdoors, use nature thoughtfully - always keeping the focus on your product.
3. Staging & props.
Props can add dimension and personality, but keep them minimal. Your product should fill about two-thirds of the frame. One product per photo.
4. Most importantly.
Aim for clean, attractive images. Move closer instead of zooming. Take your time, shoot multiple photos, and select your best.
Edit as needed - crop, adjust light, and enhance.
5. Do I need a professional camera?
Not at all. Today's smartphones and tablets work beautifully.
Need examples? Check out these indoor and outdoor shots.
1. Use natural light.
Keep it indirect and watch for shadows, including your own. Indoor artificial lighting can cast a hue and if the light is too low, your pic can be grainy.
2. Choose a clean background.
For indoor shots, neutral colours work best (white, beige, black, gray) with no patterns. Sheets, tablecloths, or Bristol board are great options. A contrasting background helps your product stand out. Remove distractions like chairs, windows, or cupboards. Outdoors, use nature thoughtfully - always keeping the focus on your product.
3. Staging & props.
Props can add dimension and personality, but keep them minimal. Your product should fill about two-thirds of the frame. One product per photo.
4. Most importantly.
Aim for clean, attractive images. Move closer instead of zooming. Take your time, shoot multiple photos, and select your best.
Edit as needed - crop, adjust light, and enhance.
5. Do I need a professional camera?
Not at all. Today's smartphones and tablets work beautifully.
Need examples? Check out these indoor and outdoor shots.





