Time To Unwind Podcast #21 - How Do You Take Nice Photos Of Watches?
 

Time To Unwind Podcast #21 - How Do You Take Nice Photos Of Watches?

Less than 1 min read
Tim Vaux

Author

Categories

Podcast

Tim Vaux

Author

Categories

Podcast

A relaxed chat about taking pictures of watches...

We’ve all got some nice watches (especially Jon: did you happen to know that he has a Rolex Explorer 1, which apparently he quite likes?) But how can you capture good photos of them? Luckily a few of our presenters at the Time to Unwind podcast have a strong background in photography, and they share a few of their most valuable tips on how to perfectly portray your watch in all its glory. Ben, Tim, and Anthony chat about how to take photos – and more importantly, how not to take photos – as well as what’s been floating their respective boats this week.

Sit back and enjoy!

Show Notes:

JLC Kingsman Knife Watch (only 4.25mm thick!)

Want to know more about Russian watches?

@humansofny Instagram

A few tips for watch photography

A bit more advice

And a video

Amateur photographer (no sniggering at the back)

One Instagram account you have to follow

And another

Fuji cameras, used by a lot of us at WatchGecko

A Formula 1 photographer with a 1913 camera

How to make a camera out of an iceberg

Adrian at Bark and Jack, a happy snapper and great blogger

Tim’s Sinn U50 photos

Finally, check out some of our other photos

Thank you for listening to the Time To Unwind Podcast. If you enjoyed listening we’d love to hear some feedback, so please leave your ratings of the show through your podcast app, and be sure to reach out on social media, @watchgecko, with your thoughts. Adding a rating and a comment really does help the podcast so we’d be grateful for your support. See you soon at the next one!

Latest News

Tim Vaux

About the Author: Tim Vaux

I don't think I can remember a time in my life when watches weren't in my life. I've been writing about watches online for a handful of years now, enjoying every moment of it. I'm passionate about experiencing the world of watches and translating those experiences via articles and images for the wider audience to consume.

More Articles from Tim Vaux