Connect the inside and outside views of a fabric seam
Connect a seam overview with matching inside and outside photographs, while handling the garment gently and checking the files you share.
by morphio
Practical notes on preparing images and explaining them clearly. Published by Morphio.
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Connect a seam overview with matching inside and outside photographs, while handling the garment gently and checking the files you share.
Keep the wider fabric reference, the detail crop, and any measurement note tied to the images that support them.
State when a reference photograph was taken through glass. Record the presence of the glass when asking someone to interpret the image. For a framed print, keep
Put the lighting direction in the note for a close photograph of embossed paper. A view from the other side may show a different arrangement of bright and dark areas.
Keep the flash setting with a close-up comparison. A bright patch may differ between views of an unchanged surface.Keep the original files and name the view use
Track the text beside numbered screenshot overlays. Each number needs an explanation that still fits the current image.
Save an unannotated version alongside the marked screenshot in the working record. Preserve the association when arrows or labels are revised.
Check a transparent export on its intended destination background. Keep the filename, background and displayed size with the observation.
Name the missing view, preserve the earlier file, and check whether the retake answers the original question.
Record what a reader could misread while the scene is still in front of you, then check the caption against the selected crop.