Ah, Photojojo: I love your sass and savvy, your wit and pragmatism. You are one of the few email newsletters to which I still subscribe, even though my inbox overfloweth with mail.
Why do I love Photojojo so much? I’m not even much of an amateur photographer, much as I keep thinking I’ll become a good one someday. Rather, it’s the copywriting. It’s just really good information, presented with pith and good humour.
But why, you ask, am I pimping Photojojo today? Because, dear readers, they have posted a very helpful how-to guide for those of you selling your wares on Etsy and eBay — but it’s actually just smart advice for any of you going the DIY photography route. Good photographs are an absolute must when it comes to showing your products in the best possible light, so if you don’t have a stellar photographer friend who can help you out (or mad camera skills of your own), hie thee to Photojojo’s “Shoot to Sell” article. And don’t forget to put some pants on while you’re shooting:
Be aware that if you have windows or mirrored surfaces in your shot, your reflection will show up as well. Don’t forget to put some pants on unless you want to become an internet phenomenon.
(Photo from Gemmafatrix’s Etsy store, by way of the Photojojo article.)












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1 Jen // Apr 15, 2008 at 2:29 pm
This is pretty much the exact question I have been asking all week. Were you reading my mind? Thanks for sharing, I need all the help I can get!
Cheers,
Jen
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