Photographing jewelry and objet d'art properly cannot be learned from any book. It is a developed skill based upon many factors such as having an artistic eye and an ability to really see light and dark, color and reflections on a small scale. To be effective, one must be able to capture the subtle differences between white gold, 18k & 24k gold, the myriad of colors in opals, and the shapes and curves of the designer's labored efforts. Furthermore, today, using digital techniques the subtle colors of dark stones can be captured. Previously, using traditional photography, these stones appeared black and lifeless.Ý In short, no image is considered complete until I am completely satisfied with it, treating each piece as though it was my own creation.

No job is complete until I am personally satisfied

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Yumi Ueno	Ted Gall	Alan Revere

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Alan Revere	Hansen Design	Tomoko Yamada

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Marianne Hunter	Dave Freda	Trish McAleer

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William Schraft	Alan Revere	Michael Bondanza

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Carol Epstein	Diana Vincent	Ron Hartgrove

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Susan Sadler	Todd Reed	Chris Correia

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Kent Raible	Kent Raible	Ron Hartgrove

 

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