When you've put a lot of time and love into your knitting project, you should of course also show it off in a nice way! Then it makes a big difference how you photograph the knitting – light, environment and background have just as much influence as the technique you use. With small funds, it is possible to give the images an extra boost so that you can then post them on social media or in your projects on Ravelry.
In the course, we go through how to raise the level of your project images, regardless of whether you shoot with a mobile phone or with a camera. We practice finding the right light and see how we can create the right environment for as good a feeling in the image as possible. We try to take some simple but nice flatlay photos using things we have around us. We also talk about editing and selection.
Take with you a knitting project or projects (finished or unfinished) and a camera or mobile camera.
Linnea Ornstein designs knitting patterns that are easily recognizable for their leaf patterns in shortened rounds. She combines design with her skills as a photographer and writer to create stylish, clear and educational patterns that easily become addictive.
As a photographer, Linnea has photographed weddings, portraits and events over the years, but now mainly uses her skills to photograph her knitting patterns.
Location: The Lab by Tant Hulda, Stora Gråbrödersgatan 12, Lund
(opposite store Tant Hulda).
Time: Thursday 2 November 2023 at 18.00-21.00
Previous knowledge: No previous knowledge required.
Price: SEK 500/participant. Fika is included.
The number of places is limited and can only can be purchased at the booking link.
Places cannot be booked by phone, email or in the store.
Registration is binding and non-refundable.
Welcome! / Anna at Aunt Hulda