Which photo is best?

[Former_Member]

Hi wonderful team,
I'm listing a new product, & am unsure which photo style would be best for the first one.
Any opinions/advice is SOOOO appreciated!
I'm finding it hard to blend it with the rest of my shop, which generally has digitally generated frames etc. These are different, as I have to photograph them in real life.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/120852131/hand-embroidered-typography-print-art
https://www.etsy.com/listing/120852653/hand-embroidered-typography-medieval
https://www.etsy.com/listing/120852949/hand-embroidered-typography-renaissance

THANK YOU! Melinda x

[Former_Member]

I like photo # 3 the best.
I'm no expert, that one is the most visually appealing.

[Etchddreams]

I would say number 2 the medieval one. I think it shows your work the best.

[Former_Member]

Hmmm...either #1 or 2 :)

[TheCraftyChimera]

i prefer #3

[Former_Member]

Are you more confused now? :)

I love #1, I think it's so nice to see the work in context. Also love #3 - but part of that may also be the color.

Truly, I'm struggling so much with this photography thing, I'd be happy to have any of those!! :)

[Jantiki]

If you are selling it framed, #1 if not I think you should use either of the other. I went to your shop and the #3 picture caught my eye because it was on an angle and the other thumbnails on the page were straight up and down.

[xoxocrocheted]

I agree with Janna - if you're selling it framed, go with #1, if not #3 :) Good luck!

[Former_Member]

I think #2 shows it best.

[OddLotPaperie]

I like them all, but #3. Visually appealing, shows a closeup of art adn is interesting in the way you shot it :) Hope that helps!

[Former_Member]

I like the first and the third. The first, because it shows the design from a straight view, but the third because it looks more interesting. For the first one, however, I feel the design is dark compared to the props.