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Jeff Behm Photography: Not Just for Jewelry!

11.22.24

I photograph a lot of jewelry and write about the experience and techniques often. For some of our jewelry photography see: https://www.jeffbehm.com/jewelry, https://www.behmphoto.com/jewelry-and-a-photographic-passion/, https://www.behmphoto.com/a-pearl-of-a-golden-opportunity/, https://www.behmphoto.com/what-do-you-love-to-create-yep-we-photograph-that/, But wait! There’s more! Truth is, those same techniques apply to other subjects as well. For instance, electronics. In this post we’re showing capabilities in electronics manufacturing for Al-Tech...

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A Pearl of a Golden Opportunity!

11.04.24

When Matt first called asking about jewelry photography for Black Orchid Luxury, we began what I hope will be another long term client relationship. With their beautifully designed gold and silver earrings, Matt and his wife Smaiyra are a pleasure to work with, and Smaiyra was superb as she modeled the earrings both for their...

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Speaking of layers!

10.23.24

Adjustable bungie cords for work and recreational use.

What’s different? I used this technique for the dishes in two previous posts. Those had to do with flat-lay stacked compositions with dishware, so while this is similar, it’s not the same. We are looking at a vertically oriented image with the glass suspended on a frame. (See https://www.behmphoto.com/speckles and https://www.behmphoto.com/wasabi-green) So, what are these?...

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Speckles!

10.10.24

Use Color to Pull the Composition Together “Speckles” may not be the name of the pattern but it’s definitely how I think of the image. This photo is from the same series as the Wasabi post prior to this, and uses the overhead theme I designed for entire series. (Photo originally created for Woodmere...

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Wasabi Green!

10.01.24

overhead photo of rich green and brown colored dishware supported over a bed of glass beads

“Different” is eye-catching. I create stacked compositions in my commercial photography to enhance visual interest. It can be cheesecakes floating over other cheesecakes, or looking down from 25 feet up as a client’s hardware cleans the carpet of a “restaurant floor” we built in the studio, and more. Exploiting these unusual perspectives are design elements...

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