Macro Watch Photograph?

Dang, these are really nice pictures of awesome time pieces. I have always wanted a Submariner, your picture has given me the itch again.

Thanks! You just can't go wrong with a Submariner.

Daytona

You have posted some incredible good shots here my friend.

I am most impressed..

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busterboy wrote:
Daytona

You have posted some incredible good shots here my friend.

I am most impressed..

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I look forward to seeing some more of your work..

Thanks much! I took a look at your profile, and saw some farm pics you posted a few weeks ago...nice work! Animals are TOUGH...watches just lay there...darn animals move around!

Fantastic shot!

I'm also a watch collector and have a couple of the Rolex's you've posted here (among other watches). Tried taking watch photos many times with varying degrees of success. I'll post one of them here.

Have a ton of questions for you but before bothering you with them I'll see if you are still around.

Thanks for sharing those photos and the tips. Hope to see you around soon.

(my current infatuation is the new Admiral's Cup. Have one model and thinking of a new one, they are beautiful).

Here is one example.

Those are excellent shots!

How about posting a few set-ups here? Lighting Set-Up Links –illustrations of real world examples

I was most impressed when I first saw this thread..

I had a little attempt myself but of course it needs improving..

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Wow, hats off Daytona, I thought the Submariner was a vector illustration at first from clean lines and defined colors...I am a Tag Heuer Guy, but this is mouth watering.

Fantastic shots Daytona!!! Gonna shoot my TAG someday!! haha...

But where is the picture of the President, all gold, black face, NO diamonds...?

That's the watch I want on my wrist when I die. Then they can have it back.

Excellent shots. I am just a beginner but they are way cool!

That's my father's watch. I'll see if I can get a picture snapped for you

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH those "ads" are aweful. sorry! haha

nice...............the 1st shot is really good.............. love the way you handled the lighting on that one

Hi all--I recently purchased a 350D and I collect watches so I was interested in this thread. Here's one of my first efforts; the watch is an Omega Seamaster 300 and it is about 35 years old.

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