The Edgi Jewelry Shoot

It was different from the landscape and nature photography I have devoted myself to
for the past "X" number of years. Terry Holst, jewelry designer, asked me to do a
jewelry shoot for the new Edgi Jewelry website. Terry was able to find a beautiful,
young model for the shoot.

 

With all the lighting, backgrounds, reflector, gels, etc. loaded up in my Honda CRV, I arrived 
at the shoot and set up.
My camera of choice was the Canon 10D because of the ease of setting the white balance,
color temperature, and parameters to produce a natural look to skin tones. I used continuous,
daylight balanced lights. I was able to borrow a hand from Terry's sister to hold a reflector.
We tried two backgrounds (black and charcoal gray). Terry was helpful with her critiques on
each shot.

The model claimed that she had no experience, but I found this hard to believe because of her
ability to find just the right pose.

Terry reluctantly allowed me to take the jewelry out so that I could take several days to shoot
each piece in a light tent. I e-mailed her sample images everyday for her review and critique.

So, here are some of the results from the Edgi Jewelry shoot.

Please visit www.edgijewelry.com to purchase any of this

outstanding jewelry.

Thank you,

Dennis Chamberlain

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