Firearms photography

[Rick the Librarian]

Two suggestions:

1) If you have a shady part of your yard outside, that works pretty well. "Light shade" works well.

2) Inside, near a large picture window, but not with direct sunshine coming through.

A tripod and self-timer is invaluable, too.

As far as background, I got a neat idea from John Beard - go to a fabrics store and buy a large sheet (maybe 3x4") of gray felt. Use that as a background and it works almost perfect.

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[Kirk]

How does one remove a photo posted here? I want to delete some before I exceed the limit.

[Rick the Librarian]

That might be worth emailing/PMing the other moderators. T be honest, I've found going through Milsurp for pictures a little hard to do and tedious. I cotinue to copy and paste from my photohosting site.