Engagement Ring Pictures

I, like everyone else followed suit after reading Anne Ruthmann’s post about taking shots of your ring. In the beginning I must admit I was guilty of the outstretched hand shot, which of course turned out quite bogus. After reading her post though, you can’t stop me. I have a little Canon Elph point and shoot and the pictures turned out pretty good in my opinion. I don’t know what I’ll do with them yet, but they’re too nice to not use.

A few notes that made it easier for me:

  • Find random objects to sit your ring on
  • I like food so I started with fruit
  • I used a piece of white paper as my backdrop
  • Don’t use the zoom feature but scoot in as close as you can
  • Play with lighting – I used a flashlight for some shadows

I had a difficult time focusing some of them where I wanted, but I think that’s something I can work on. Without further ado, a few of my favorite ring pictures:

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Deeeeeetroit!!! My hometown!! ;-) Love it!

The one in the crease of the book is awesome!

Too cool! I love the heart-shape! I am going to have to steal your ideas & try this out myself. I have a few of the “my hand my camera” shots that looks weird.

The Detroit one is so FAB!

I like the heart too.

Good Job

I love them. LOVE them! Especially the Detroit one and the book! I took some pics of mine before the New Year and they came out bogus! I am inspired to try again!

As you know, I am a greedy gut so I like the fruit the best….they are really great pictures.

We practically have the same ring!! :)

gorgeous ring! my fav is the one in the book. you are a lucky girl!

Thanks gangsta bride!

I LOVE the picture with your ring in the book! How did you make the ring stand up like that?

AWESOME & Unique!

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