This is my wife's engagement ring. Slightly over one carat princess cut from Keepsakes, in White Hall, AR. for lighting, I used a standard incandescent bulb, and a small LED to get the two different colored reflections. The shot was hand held using the SuperZoom mode on my Sony Cybershot DSC-T10. Diamonds make such great eyecandy. I wish I had access to an SLR camera and a good macro lens to really get in close.
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theappraiserlady 78 months ago | reply
This is very very sharp, very clear.
Can you do this and get it less red? Maybe it's the incandescent lighting? I ask because I am trying to learn photography...
GORGEOUS diamond, by the way!
klevo! 78 months ago | reply
superb shot and nice delivery!
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Seen in Sony T10 - (slight change in rules, please take a look) (?)
I.ko 78 months ago | reply
wonderful shot! :o)
*Damselfly* 78 months ago | reply
Very nice shot! Must go try this too!
Lynn (Gracie's mom) 75 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Flickr Glam Parade - It's All About Glamour, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
weeklymg 66 months ago | reply
Hi. I wanted to let you know that I'm using this photo, in accordance with the Creative Commons License, on my blog: weeklymobilegoodies.blogspot.com
CharliePev 53 months ago | reply
Hello, I'm an admin for a group called More Than Living.
Thanks for publishing this picture using a CC license - we've used it on our website to illustrate one of our stories: Buying an engagement ring - top tips for men
If you'd like to add your pic to our stream of photos, or join our group, we'd love to have you.
Charlie
ashvell 48 months ago | reply
good one..
GemstonesAdvisor 21 months ago | reply
Hello,
I'm the admin of the website www.aboutgemstones.net and I wanted to let you know I used this picture to illustrate on of my articles: Gemstone Shapes: Between Art and Science
Thank you for sharing this photo under a CC license.