Photography and illustration talk, Part 2: Taking good photographs

February 8, 2014

Illustration talk slide 9

Illustration talk slide 10

Illustration talk slide 11

Illustration talk slide 12

That link in the first slide will take you here, and the rest of the series is here.

Posted by Matt Wedel
Filed in brachiosaurids, dorsal, photography, The Archbishop, Wedel 2014 photography and illustration talk
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2 Responses to “Photography and illustration talk, Part 2: Taking good photographs”

  1. Andy Farke Says:

    February 9, 2014 at 8:07 pm

    Biggest rookie mistake I made–only taking photos in orthogonal views (dorsal/medial/lateral/ventral), as if for publication. They are nice for future pubs, but often some oblique views are more informative to convey aspects of morphology. So, I would advise to take those nicely centered and oriented views, and then take a few at various angles to be useful later on!


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