Photographing Your Own Paintings
Difficult but doable if you have a digital camera. For an in depth discussion go to How to Photograph Art or HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR OWN ARTWORK. For a YouTube video of how to do it see Otis: Digitally Photographing your own Two-Dimensional Art. If you search the internet for "photographing your own art" you will find many others.
Having Your Paintings Professionally Photographed
There
are several places that do it, they are expensive (~$35/painting). The
following two are used by members of
Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild (SAWG) and Contempory Artists of
Southern Arizona (CASA):
- Jack Kulawik 267 So. Stone Ave. Studio E, Tucson, AZ 85701 Phone 404-4914, by appointment email jrkfoto@yahoo.com
- Wilson Graham 118 S. 5th Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701 Phone 296-6921, email wpgphoto@Yahoo.com
- ArtsEye 3550 E. Grant, Tucson, AZ 85701 Phone 327-7291, email customerservice@photographicworks.com or visit the website.
Having Your Paintings Photographed at the Studio
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A reasonable compromise. Our own John Weakly has agreed to photograph our paintings for us for a small donation that will be used to pay for our own professional lights. We currently borrow the Camera Club's lights. Sign up by emailing Bonnie Roberts or call her at 777-3326. The next scheduled photography session is the 5th of October. |
Bonnie Roberts |