I have been wondering about product photography for a while, and when I bought this as a Christmas gift, I decided to see if I could get something I liked before wrapping it up. This is shot with one tightly gridded speedlight held above the vase and just out of shot, and a softbox just under the lens to fill in the shadow. The backdrop is a piece of card from a variety pack I've had hanging around for ages!
Any thoughts or comments gratefully received :-)
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Hi Philip, i think, this is a great photo. I love the colors and the texture in this photo. i´m not a professional photographer and like you i´m already starting in product photography, but what i would suggest is to highlight the bottum of the vase a little bit so that it´s not completely dark.