Creative Watch Photos

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wolfrichter

·Mar 24, 2021

@gnuyork Love the one with the Leica!

 

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TexOmega

·Mar 24, 2021

Sony NEX

 

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Peter Marsh

·Apr 23, 2021

16800

 

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Kristof_S

·Apr 25, 2021

Particular. I like the vintage style of the setting.

 

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64Wing

·Apr 25, 2021

trackpad

I ran across this listing and loved the art direction here. Not sure how the watch landed, but that’s a detail.

See the Full listing.

I’d love to see more examples like this. If you can post a photo, and if possible link to the listing.

Not just technically good or crisp photos — but interesting, off-beat, and memorable ones.

I think the real lesson here is that you can snag a nice vintage 1675 for less than one of the new children's GMTs being fought over. Emphasis on children...

 

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64Wing

·Apr 25, 2021

Mad Dog

Modern Speedy belt buckle and belt...

Damn it...just when I thought I was doing ok with my resolution to become cooler, @Mad Dog has to go and reset the sweep hand of progress

 

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64Wing

·Apr 25, 2021

p4ul

Excellent thread, bit heavy on watches so here’s a newt.

 

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Andrew C

·Apr 27, 2021

Has anyone done much stuff in photoshop with taking multiple macro photos of the same watch, but with different focus points, and then stitching it together?

I believe that's what the pros do, and why you see such complete detail in their shots. Otherwise you see blurriness.

 

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Risto

·Apr 28, 2021

Andrew C

Has anyone done much stuff in photoshop with taking multiple macro photos of the same watch, but with different focus points, and then stitching it together?

I believe that's what the pros do, and why you see such complete detail in their shots. Otherwise you see blurriness.

This is called stacking.
I normally don't bother. But, if you are doing professional product photography, then it's must have. Also, when planning to print large.

 

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ducatguy707

·Apr 28, 2021

I use coffee a lot.

 

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pnwyankee

·Apr 28, 2021

Joins

I realy like to take 'bubble' shots of my watches.

How are you doing this?
Awesome

 

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Risto

·Jun 7, 2021

Joel Duval's book.

 

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Risto

·Jul 9, 2021

Citizen bullhead

 

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1st speedy

·Jul 18, 2021

The master of the sea!!

 

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LesXL

·Jul 27, 2021

 

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jaegodylan

·Jul 27, 2021

Snoopy in Space

 

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LesXL

·Jul 29, 2021

 

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ducatguy707

·Aug 4, 2021

jaegodylan

Snoopy in Space

Love this

 

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WestCoastTime

·Aug 4, 2021

Hamilton 917, c.1940
Watch movements are beautiful.

 

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WestCoastTime

·Sep 23, 2021

Seiko SRPB55 - The Black Samurai - Playing around with light