Has anyone any secrets to photographing straight. This block is square, It is me who is the problem. The centre is a gorgeous flower. The gorgeous dotty fabric was a purchase during our recent holiday to Tasmania. An Early Elly S Baltimore Beauties range. Just Love it.
Will post a few photos of our holiday soon. Have a great Day Cheers Lynne
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Love the blocks you have made. Beautiful fabrics. But I can't help you with the photo problem - I figth with it myself ;-)).
Have a nice day.
Hugs,
Anne-Mette
I don't mind a not entirely straight photo, because I know that we (quilters) want all our blocks to be straight.
Your NI-blocks look so pretty!! The colour-scheme is really gorgeous!!
Have a lovely day.
Your block looks lovely - I'd suggest you scan it if you have a scanner. That's the way I always use and it's much more effective.
My photos are always crooked too, so no help to you there :o)
Gorgeous blocks and I'm glad to see you back at it.
Glad you are back! Missed you! Sorry no tips available hihi! Love your blocks for the NI! Still have to make a pic of my grandma's Singer, but maybe someday:)), not today though, have to work in the garden! Happy sewing, take care, hugs, Daniëlle XXXD
Hi, you probably need keystone correction which can be done in Adobe Photoshop Elements.
http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-fix-keystone-issues-in-photoshop-elements
Michael
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the blocks look great!
the only photo suggestion I have is the obvious one, make sure you are directly in front of the subject with your feet straight.
either way, thanks for sharing!
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