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Researching Various Ways Of Photographying clothing
*Hanging garments on a clothing line, with the right setting, and lighting it could be effective and work. I am not sure if this is the sort of aesthetic that I am going for though. I will be doing some experimentation over the next couple of days and will post some photos! 
*I really liked this image, the way in which somebody has set a scene around the garment, giving the garment a "life" or a "story" behind it. I think that I might look into doing this for one or two of my garments for my portfolio I think this is very effective to set the mood and theme of the project in which the garment was from.
*I thought this was really cool and quite stylish, a really different way of photographing garments in a totally different environment to which you would usually see.
*I found the above and below images on a website, which specialises in how to photograph items, and the lighting that is needed e.t.c. Click this link to see website. I was looking at how photographing clothing flat would look. I think that it looks, tidy and sharp, although I do not think that it shows the garments full potential, but could be a option.
*Life Photography, click this link to see website. Image below and image above, looking at taking various shots of a garment, could be a front view, back view, and close ups, and then combing each shot into one image, so you can show each view, without having separate images.
*Photographs by Evan Haveman, I think these photographs are really beautiful and evoke a beauty within the clothing. I like the idea of hanging clothing on a rack, with the right set of light and environment, you can take a stunning photo. Click this link to see website.
*Hanging garments on a clothing line, with the right setting, and lighting it could be effective and work. I am not sure if this is the sort of aesthetic that I am going for though. I will be doing some experimentation over the next couple of days and will post some photos! 
*I really liked this image, the way in which somebody has set a scene around the garment, giving the garment a "life" or a "story" behind it. I think that I might look into doing this for one or two of my garments for my portfolio I think this is very effective to set the mood and theme of the project in which the garment was from.
*I thought this was really cool and quite stylish, a really different way of photographing garments in a totally different environment to which you would usually see.
*I found the above and below images on a website, which specialises in how to photograph items, and the lighting that is needed e.t.c. Click this link to see website. I was looking at how photographing clothing flat would look. I think that it looks, tidy and sharp, although I do not think that it shows the garments full potential, but could be a option.
*Life Photography, click this link to see website. Image below and image above, looking at taking various shots of a garment, could be a front view, back view, and close ups, and then combing each shot into one image, so you can show each view, without having separate images.
*Photographs by Evan Haveman, I think these photographs are really beautiful and evoke a beauty within the clothing. I like the idea of hanging clothing on a rack, with the right set of light and environment, you can take a stunning photo. Click this link to see website.
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