Post your best watch photos

[topale]

Im no great photographer, but a while a go i borrowed a camera and was lucky to get at photo i was very happy with. It is by far the best photo i have ever taken, (i usually just use my Iphone), and thought i could post it here :)



It seems there is a lot of nice people here with beautiful watches and a great talent of taking pictures, please show us your best watch photo/photos!
I think this will be an amazing thread :)

Thank you

[ulackfocus]

Extreme close-ups are always cool.







Movement shots are tough because I take them in my watchmaker's shop - no control over the icky flourescent light.





My two favorite dial photos - first my vintage Longines Conquest:





and second my Breitling Chrono Cockpit, which is a pain in the a$$ to get a decent shot of but this one turned out well:

[roadie]

All my pics were inexplicably deleted from the WUS archive/cache. This is where I was keeping all my photos, and I had deleted all of them off my PC when I was cleaning up.

[roadie]

I did have one left though:

[celter]

My new Eterna:

[stuffler,mike]

Moved your post to the more suitable forum. We set up the Image Gallery for that kind of stuff.
Enjoy the Gallery.

[celter]

and my Yachmaster:

[topale]

Moved your post to the more suitable forum. We set up the Image Gallery for that kind of stuff.
Enjoy the Gallery.

Thank you! Sorry for posting in the wrong forum:)

[sherwoodschwartz]

my best shots are movement pics. and they suck, frankly, but i like them regardless.

[O2AFAC67]

Dunno... Usually I think it is the last one I shot, other times it is one I happen to notice as I'm going over earlier, sometimes much earlier, shots. More often than not it has more to do with lighting and shading and not necessarily the paticular watch or props. Here is a shot of the Torgoen T2 I gave to my son-in-law a few years ago. I really like the color and composition in this one...



Here is a very recent shot of a slide rule watch with its counterpart from my military days..


A shot from a year or so ago of a white face favorite...


Some nice shading in this shot from a few years ago...


One of wifey's watches...


A dressy shot from a couple of years ago...


Old and new "Bomber" contrast...


Another of wifey's watches...


A calculating shot from about three years ago...


OK, I'll stop now... Thanks for your patience...
Best,
Ron