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| with Kim Klassen's cosmos texture added |
I probably shouldn't have used blue tape, but amazingly enough it (mostly) blurred out in the background. And the green wires didn't show at all. If any of you project lifers still have your box from last year, it makes a great reflector!
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Okay, now let's see what you've been shooting!
Love that backdrop idea, Deb!
ReplyDeleteDeb! Good morning! lOve the shots of your candy canes, and also very nice to show us how you set that photo up. Now I will need to be out looking for a white box..... well actually, have a foldable screen which I never use. Good day to get that out! Hope your season is full of cheer.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty that candy looks! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love the candy canes they looks so nice in this shot. BUT! Now I really don't get it. So you should have soft or Natural light to do this thing? I'm sorry ~ I'm so confused. Forgive me, but sometimes I'm pretty dumb. But, you know what? I don't mind much anymore. It is just the way I am:) Last night I thought "I think I get this bokeh thing and will try it tomorrow. This morning I'm saying to myself huuu??? If I can fit it in today I'm going to give it a try anyway.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful day! and YICKS!!! THERE IS ONLY 9 DAYS until Christmas. 9 DAYS!!!!
Gorgeous! Can't believe the wires and blue tape didn't come thru. I see a project in my near future :)
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The candy canes look like very delicious. I want to eat them too.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm... where have I seen those candy canes before :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are gorgeous! Thank you for showing us your set up. It is so helpful to see how others achieve their beautiful photos. :)
ReplyDeleteI like your candy cane shots! The colors are very bright and clear..
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family!
great job... Love this shot!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE the Candy cane shots! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI love that you showed us how you did this! Thanks for the tips too. My son says he wants to eat "all those candy cans!" (and yes, no "e" needed in that second word - ha!)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Deb! I usually don't buy candy canes- but I think I might just have to for the photos! :) Ahhh- the things we do for a good pic!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love that you shared your set up. I think that is something we all enjoy seeing - how our favorite photogs start to capture those beautiful images!
Hope today is a great day for you Deb!
Those candy canes look good enough to eat!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us how you set it up.
luv your bokehs! I'm going to hang lights behind my white backdrop panel and see what I get Sat!
ReplyDeletevery pretty! made me crave peppermint!
ReplyDeleteI hid some candy canes for the very same reason! This is on my to do list next week. For my nativity on Sunday, I used a white blanket over a chair and drapped icicle lights, I see another shoot like that next week too - too much fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful and so sharp! ; )
I've been hiding my candy canes, but I might have to break them out for some pictures! These are great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful candy cane photos! It's always neat getting to see the set up behind the photos. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the canes in the glass. The red just pops and the focus is spot on. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteLove these shots. What a great excuse I now have to buy candy canes for photographic purposes. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the clarity on these!
ReplyDeleteLove those shots! Been wanting to take some candy cane shots myself.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Candy canes are one of my favorite parts of the holiday season. I just stumbled upon your blog last night and I love it. Thanks for sharing some of your tips as well!
ReplyDeleteYour photos look beautiful, Deb. I love the bokeh :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Never would have guessed that set up!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I just peeked below and saw the photo of the blue eyed girl with the gorgeous dog! Okay...now....your candy canes are so crisply presented. Nicely done!! Love how you shared with us, your way of capturing the essence. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOh Love your Candy Canes! Hmm We ate of ours Ha.. Guess I'm just gonna have to get another box OH Darn :) & thank you SO Much for the link for the templates! YAY
ReplyDeleteLove these photos. I still need to take candy cane photos.
ReplyDeleteoh my, love the focus on the candy canes...wonderful! Enjoy these last days before the big one!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so pretty and yummy!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had candy canes in forever. Loved the shot set up ~ very cool. Thanks for showing us.
ReplyDeleteI love candy canes! :)
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is my fav :)
Such pretty candy canes! Great job on your photos!
ReplyDeleteA little late to the party but still! I love your candy canes and am also impressed that you were able to save some long enough to take some pictures :)
ReplyDeletelove the candy cane pictures. Merry Christmas to you and your family ☺
ReplyDeleteOkay, you are hilarious with your set up, I love the shots. So clean and crisp.
ReplyDeleteDid you read Ashley Sisk's site today about "fake" bokeh?
Love your set up!
ReplyDeleteHaha... you are so funny (& BRILLIANT)! I love the back drop idea! >I have a huge weakness for candy canes... gorgeous shots Deb!
ReplyDeleteGreat set-up! I love seeing all the creative photo ideas at Christmas time. The second one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteoh, SO delicious photos!
ReplyDeletei love them all!
Wonderful shots of the humble Christmas candy canes!! They are so effective!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Deb! I love your set up : )
ReplyDeleteFabulous.
What great shots! And I love how you showed how you did your set up. That's great!
ReplyDeletethis is incred, love the photos
ReplyDeleteGreat post, thanks for sharing!
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Great shots!
ReplyDeleteAnd I LOVE the behind-the-scenes photo.
Who would have thought of this?
You, I guess.
And now all your readers, too!
Thanks for sharing how you made your bokeh board! Need to do this!
ReplyDeleteLove those peppermints. And what a neat set up!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!
I had to smile at your backdrop. Mine is very similar except its lights strung over a portable clothes rack! Beautiful images as always.
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