AWESOME BERT!!!!!!
Maybe you could reverse the color on the lil ruler to make it white over black so it blends in with the Trippy pic (?) and line up the bottom inch mark with the end of the Trippy ?
I really appreciate how you take folks' feedback into consideration. that's pretty awesome!
p.s. i really like the photos as you have them; they're much nicer than the ones I have when I get them home. size indicator would be very nice to have if possible.
pic time! I'm waiting on this nifty to arrive:
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Congratz - that is beautiful - I'd like to see BErt's picture of that one!![]()
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I went on a toy buying craze once... every time I went shopping I'd bring home toys for the doggie girls - it got so they became even more excited when I got home and sometimes even lost their breath!
I decided to stop making them so excited about it 
When did that solid black background come into play? Based off that one example I'm not digging it at all
Deliberately take photos that make TTs look less vibrant....seriously?
I like the photos as-is. It looks like a professionally photographed work of art, showcasing what it looks like in proper lighting.
Would they rather have a crappy phone pic? to show what it will like in their dim apartment? I dunno, but I'm pretty sure the majority would take professional-looking over a pic of what-it-will-look-like-in-your-living-room any day. Just my![]()


Brew
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36lbs is OUTSTANDING!!!I'm not sure how tall you are but 210 sounds handsome and 190 sounds quite svelte
As for me, don't ask!![]()
I took two steps forward and yada yada yada
Your results show me that staying the course is worth it. You're an inspiration
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Quick question for everyone:
What do you think of the TrippyTips photos?
I have been contacted recently by someone who was concerned that the photo looked more vibrant than the TrippyTip in everyday lighting. Most people in the thread have been around long enough to see the progression in the photo techniques I have used. I used to use my black wallet as a backdrop on a table and have since switched to using a professional photo box that can make the TrippyTips appear to float and shows the colors in a diffused pure white light that is similar to the sun.
Glass is such a tricky thing to photograph due to the fact that it can both absorb and reflect light and will be prone to looking different depending on which lighting situation surrounds it. The current technique shows off 100% of the reflected colors since the lights are set up shining towards the glass. As a glassblower I love showing off my glass in an ideal lighting situation, and would never try to or need to trick anyone into collecting TrippyTips. I just want everyone's honest opinion about if I need to take a step back to the wallet on the table or if you think that your TrippyTips have been true to the pictures your purchases have been based on.
I spend a ton of time and put a lot of love in to taking these photos to get them to turn out the way they do. The goal is to be sure that these photos are adding value and to give an honest description of the design and colors so you all can make informed choices about what you are collecting. Please advise!
Thanks,
~Bert
