The beads, waiting for their closeup:

I've been steadily working on my photography skills. I've started using the manual settings on my camera, and fiddling with white balance and F stops and such. Someday I hope to get some new backgrounds, but for now the white cloth helps make leveling a snap using Photoshop's leveling feature.

Jewelry is even trickier. There are high spots and low spots, and silver is so easy to overexpose.

I have been trying to make my photos more visually engaging and increase the "texture" and focus in more strongly on the main elements. It's a challenge, definitely.
Photography is such a learning experience. I still have such a long way to go.
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