Delaware Product Photographer Daniel Jackson
Whiskey Pour Product Photographer
Running Shoes Product Shot
Three Lipsticks Image
Product photography of stylish sunglasses
Daniel Jackson Delaware Jewelry Photographer
Knife Set product photography
Faceted Purse Fashion Photography
Macro Product photography
Watches by Daniel Jackson Product Photographer
Canon Eos M5 Product Shot
Saphire Jewelry Photography
Vodka Product Shot
Devine Color Paint
Tequila product photography from the Mid Atlantic
Watch product photography
Whiskey with a friend product photo
Catalog photograph of Welcome Mat
Tape Measure Delaware product photographer
Sagamore Spirit Rye
Four Watches on Marble product shot
Headphones Product Photography
Nail Polish product photography
Watch Face Product Photography
Spicebox Whiskey Bottle Product Photography
Goldfish Watch Conceptual Product Photography
DeWalt 1/4 Sheet Sander Product Photography
Canon Camera Product Photography
Bright New Balance Product Photo
Watch Product Photography
Product Photographer - Daniel Jackson
Watch Macro Product Photography
Almanac Beer Product Photo
Metallic Lipstick Macro
Skagen Watch Black On Black Product Photograph
Delaware Product Photographer Daniel JacksonThis photo was for a well known automatic self cleaning litter box company. I ended up doing multiple views of the product and then some lifestyle images of the product in use… well, simulated use. I wouldn’t have been too thrilled if any of the models actually tested out the litter box on the shoot day. The cats didn’t follow direction all that well, but we got the images we needed and a lot of fun was had by all. You never know what you are going to be doing from day to day in the world of product photography.
Whiskey Pour Product PhotographerThis is a whiskey pour captured at just the right moment by a product photographer. Daniel Jackson takes great care to capture motion perfectly which is accomplished by using special high speed flash photography in his Wilmington, Delaware studio. Beverages can require a bunch of skills to get just the right look, freezing motion, sourcing props, dressing the glass with condensation, you name it Daniel Jackson product photographer does it.
Running Shoes Product ShotProduct photography image of running shoes by Delaware advertising commercial photographer Daniel Jackson. Jackson is located close to Philadelphia and is committed to providing top quality product photography for magazine, newspapers and advertising.
Three Lipsticks ImageDaniel Jackson does cosmetic and beauty product photography in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. Through careful lighting and photographic know-how he can make your product grab your clients attention. In his Wilmington, Delaware studio Jackson can bring your product to life with skillful use of lights, props, styling and artistic flair. Not to mention cutting edge retouching techniques.
Product photography of stylish sunglassesProduct photography shot of sunglasses by commercial advertising photographer Daniel Jackson. Located just outside Philadelphia , Dan keeps a studio in Wilmington, Delaware. Boxes and plinths can add interest to to the images and get your product seen.
Daniel Jackson Delaware Jewelry PhotographerCurious backgrounds can provide interest to your product photography, I am not even sure what this object was but it was a perfect contrast to the silvery platinum jewelry.
Knife Set product photographyKnife set product photography by photographer Daniel Jackson. Jackson is located in Delaware, just a quick trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Specializing in commercial advertising photography. Often product photography can be helped by a strong sense of composition and working on set with food. A small amount of styling and staging can take a boring shot and give it life.
Faceted Purse Fashion PhotographyProduct photography of a faceted purse by Daniel Jackson. Daniel Jackson provides businesses with attention grabbing imagery of products. Located just outside of Philadelphia, in Wilmington, DE. Fashion product photography is no problem for this artist of the still life.
Macro Product photographyClose up photography can be essential in promoting your brand, they have an intimate quality that people associate with luxury. Product photography can range from lifestyle images with huge sets down to tiny details. It is part of what makes product photography so fun to do.
Watches by Daniel Jackson Product PhotographerTwo elegant watches styled on a simple background that let the details do the talking. Photographing watches is one of the most exacting forms of product photography because almost every surface is reflective.
Canon Eos M5 Product ShotProduct photograph of the Canon M5 mirrorless camera by Daniel Jackson one of the Delaware and Philadelphia areas premiere product photographers. Providing great product imagery for packaging, advertising, point of sale and editorial use.
Saphire Jewelry PhotographySaphire ring product photography by Delaware and Philadelphia area Product Photographer, Daniel Jackson. Jewelry photography requires special techniques both behind the camera and in retouching. Daniel Jackson does high-end retouching for both his own work and is often sought out by other photographers and designers to provide high-end retouching for their commercial projects.
Vodka Product ShotVodka product shot by Daniel Jackson, Philadelphia area product photographer. The background for this shot was composited digitally from source photos and then colorized to create an appealing environment. Food and beverage photography is one of Daniel Jacksons specialties.
Devine Color PaintDevine Color Paint product photography by Delaware product and advertising photographer Daniel Jackson. Located just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This photo takes advantage of a tiny set to give the product context. The dripping paint and brush give the image a story and add some interest.
Tequila product photography from the Mid AtlanticHow many ways do your clients enjoy your products, there must be a bunch . Great product photography can suggest new and fun uses your clients have never thought of that will keep them coming back again and again. The right image can paint a picture in your clients mind of a great night or dinner or promotion or party, the possibilities are endless.
Watch product photographyOften products can suggest romance or adventure. The beige tones and fine lines in this watch suggest the cartographers maritime maps and a theme is born. Daniel Jackson is one of the Philadelphia areas premiere product photographers.
Whiskey with a friend product photoProduct photography can make just the right statement to attract attention to your goods and services. This shot conveys relaxed sophisticated elegance, at least that was the goal.
Catalog photograph of Welcome MatWhen a simple shot on white won't do, call Daniel Jackson Philadelphia area product photographer. Several props set the scene for this catalog shot of a welcome mat. The large and small boots suggest family, perhaps a mother and daughter enjoying the outdoors. Fall colors are suggested by the leaves and pumpkins and set the time of year. The dappled light suggests the setting sun and a retreat to the warmth of the home for hot cocoa by the fire. All of this to make the mat as welcoming and comforting as humanly possible.
Tape Measure Delaware product photographerProduct photography of a tape measure by Philadelphia area photographer Daniel Jackson. A few simple props can really set the scene on this small set shot. Located just outside of Philadelphia Daniel Jackson makes memorable product photography that gets your product noticed.
Sagamore Spirit RyeProduct photography by Philadelphia area photographer Daniel Jackson of Sagamore Spirit Rye. Delaware wine and spirits photographer located just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bottles are a unique challenge, great care must be taken to get the liquids inside to pop and have life
Four Watches on Marble product shotClassic Design on Classic white marble. Product photography by Daniel Jackson.
Headphones Product PhotographyGreat product photography often needs to capture every minute detail especially when a costumer is buying a product from online and may never see the product in person before it arrives at their home. Each surface is treated differently to emphasize or obscure detail. Retouching also plays a big role in product photography, from eliminating tiny specks of dust to removing wires and reflectors and lights used when making the product look as perfect as possible. Image by Delaware are product photographer Daniel Jackson.
Nail Polish product photographyProduct photography of nail polish by Delaware commercial advertising photographer Daniel Jackson. This picture comes to life with a simple drip and floating brush. Capturing a good drip can take many exposures, you simply keep dipping the brush, shooting and checking the results for the perfect sized and shaped drip. Special care is taken with all shiny surfaces to make an appealing reflection.
Watch Face Product PhotographyAttention to detail is just one of the reasons people choose to work with Daniel Jackson product photographer. A perfect example is this image of a watch face. It seems simple but requires a ton of work. First the image needs to be very sharp, so multiple images are stacked each one with slightly different focusing. Then the text must be crisp and pop. The fine texture on the watch face must be captured with a raking light source. Then the silver bevel and baguettes must have appealing gradients or crisp black lines, this step requires that all of the lighting be perfectly placed and finessed for just the right effect.
Spicebox Whiskey Bottle Product PhotographyWhiskey bottle photograph by Daniel Jackson, Philadelphia area product photographer. Since bottles are highly reflective they capture all sorts of unwanted detail in their highlights. A good product photographer can provide you with options on how reflections will look in the finished image. It requires extra work but is essential in advertising work, when every detail matters .
Goldfish Watch Conceptual Product PhotographyConceptual product photography shot where a bright orange watch becomes a goldfish. The watch was actually submerged with the other props and carefully brushed of bubbles. A white plexiglass base and white background were lit just enough to disappear. The watch was then carefully lit to make the features pop. Lighting was difficult because of the optical properties of the water and required flagging the lights to create a narrow beam. So the bowl and watch each required different lighting that were composited digitally in post. Image by Daniel Jackson, conceptual product photographer from the Philadelphia area.
DeWalt 1/4 Sheet Sander Product PhotographyProduct photography of sander by Delaware photographer Daniel Jackson. Minimalist white background makes this style of photograph great for the web or packaging. Expert retouching provides flawless un-touched surfaces. A knowledge of the most current techniques of photographing and retouching allows Daniel Jackson to provide state of the art imaging for your advertising, point of purchase, packaging or editorial needs.
Canon Camera Product PhotographyThis simple design begs for handwritten text like a page pulled from a notebook, emphasizing the small cameras use as a creative tool for sketching out ideas or even completing major project. Product photography by Daniel Jackson made in his Wilmington Delaware studio with the help of his magic lighting elves.
Bright New Balance Product PhotoProduct photography of a sneaker or running shoe by Philadelphia photographer Daniel Jackson. A crisp point source of lighting pops the color and brings out all of the detail making the product almost look like computer generated artwork. Sharp lighting is punchy and contrasty and forces the viewer to consider the lines of the design. Product photography can be used to accentuate any feature you desire.
Watch Product PhotographyThis was shot to demonstrate the use of tilt shift lenses for a magazine article that featured several of my product shots. Product photo by Daniel Jackson
Product Photographer - Daniel JacksonProduct photography is all about the details. If the product has a distinctive shape, you want to light it to show it off. Careful attention to lighting is essential. For this whiskey against a dark background the liquid would appear as dark as the background, to avoid this unappealing look a card is cut to fit behind the bottle and bounce light into the liquid.
Watch Macro Product PhotographyProduct photography by photographer Daniel Jackson created in his Delaware studio just outside of Philadelphia. Focus stacking and a tilt shift product lens helped provide the tack sharp image you see here. Product photography can be as simple as an object on white or involve a narrative that sells the item by making it stimulate the imagination and desire of the viewer.
Almanac Beer Product PhotoProduct photography of bottle of beer by Daniel Jackson, located in Wilmington, Delaware, just outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Simple studio shot of a cold and refreshing beer. Beer photography is a combination of product and food shot. It is technically demanding in that the packaging must be captured impeccably but it must also stir the viewers desire with refreshment cues. Drips and ice are all very carefully placed to enhance desirability.
Metallic Lipstick MacroMetallic lipstick shot up close and personal by product photographer Daniel Jackson, advertising photographer from Delaware, just outside of Philadelphia. Contact www.danieljacksonphoto.com for a free quote. Macro or close-up photography can bring out qualities in a product that are invisible from the usual viewing distance.
Skagen Watch Black On Black Product PhotographAll black composition by Daniel Jackson Philadelphia area product photographer. Standing out from a crowd can be as simple as being seen a new light. This black on black watch demanded a conceptual approach that showed off its unique design features.
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