Dusting off my old digital camera. A Nikon coolpix L340, 20.2 megapixel.
Not a professional camera, rather a good point and shoot for it's time, ten years ago.
Someone recommended taking the best quality shots I can, regarding my InkblotArt.
I need tips and suggestions.
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Looking up to you guys!
Respect for your skills 🤩
#Photography
We can’t wait to see photos 🙌
You’ve got a camera and a tripod. Now you’ve to find a bit window with a white curtain “tenda”
Now, put your #inkblotart like in my draw.
At this point you’ve to put your camera in Manual mode, and then we’ll talk about what to do. 
Oooo fantastic! Honestly I just have an eye for it . Unfortunately I don’t have any tips or tricks, photography just comes naturally to me. 🙃
Can’t wait to see what your eyes capture. 🤩📸
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I like to dabble, it's been a hobby for years - for photographing your art I'd say lightning is the most important factor - unless you're going to sell prints of your work in a large size then the camera you're using there is more than adequate, especially if it's for sharing on line - most screens can't display the amount of information a decent digital camera produces anyway. Also, if you can on that camera shoot raw files just in case the cameras interpretation via jpeg is not what you're hoping for.
