Peggy Osterkamp needed photos of her latest woven art pieces for a competition… so back to the barn we went, my favorite studio, especially now that it has the skylights. I just hung up a black cloth and away we went. I don’t know that I will ever use real lights, as long as I have my favorite barn. Thanks again to Mimi, at Windrush Farm, for letting us play.
I told Peggy, this kind of photography is not my specialty, but her pieces are so interesting that I had lots of fun experimenting with the light and fiber. I especially love the first one, because it reminds me of the jelly fish exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
This is what our set-up looked like… can’t get much more simple than that.
And here is the amazing artist, who created all these beautiful pieces, trying to make the puffiness just perfect.
somewhere between a handshake and two kisses 
beautiful job!
paige, i beg to differ: this IS your new speciality.
add it to the long list of all your other specialties.
dude, these shots are spectacular. you’re killing me!
um as someone who has seen a plethora of shitty art slides and really great ones too, I think these are outstanding. Really hard to capture sculptural work, especially soft sculpture….beautiful, p.
I am amazed that you used natural light alone! They look so illuminated and silky. Yes, like a sea cucumber!
Natural Light and Fiber Arts… .Thanks for nice post.I added to my twitter.