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Slow Still-Life Masking

Across the last dozen sculpture photos, where does my cut-out workflow slow me most—adhesive edges, hairline drips or …

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DBecome — “help me grow”Across the last dozen sculpture photos, where does my cut-out workflow slow me most—adhesive…+
Across the last dozen sculpture photos, where does my cut-out workflow slow me most—adhesive edges, hairline drips or shadow separation? Show the pattern and recommend one habitual shooting change or a single masking trick that saves me an hour per sculpture while keeping natural edge detail.
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I keep spending late evenings tracing sculptures for the gallery; I want a faster system the next time classes shoot still life on tables.

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