Skull O' The Week 3/10 -3/16

Pine plaque with ebony stain and some clear coat. this one was originally cleaned by the owner and then sat for several years. seems that whenever someone else cleans them they take much longer for me to get them degreased.

 

rook? that thing is neat looking, i am guessing about 4" long?

 

those look good jb. hey, did you darken up your speed got horns a bit? i normally do on mine unless the customer says no

 

that's a nice muley. wide, layed out frame, deep forks, nice buck. good backdrop for the photo too. lots of folks dont think much about whats behind their piece. nicely done.

 

Well, it helps to have a good camera with at least 5 or 6 megapixel and by today's standards those are a bit low. Good composition ( layout within the picture ) really helps too. Last but not least is your backdrop or background. Skulls are bright and striking so you should try to use that by contrasting the white with a darker and mostly solid background. A grey n white paisley background would not do your euro justice.

 

A black sheet on the wall and table, set skull on table. Easy n quick.

 

no worries, yeah, that camera will take some excellent pics. do your setup and then take a bunch of pics, get low, get high, hit some angles and then go through 'em. i take a dozen or more and end up deleting all but a couple. have fun and remember that awesome photos bring in business

 

now that's a great photo w/ the blue!