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How to photograph pottery

Every artist needs better photos, faster.

But let’s be honest—some days you nail it, other days your glaze colors look totally off, and you have no idea why.


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The inconsistency is maddening, and the time it takes is time you’d rather spend making.

That’s exactly why I created these photography resources—to give you the skills for consistent, accurate photos without becoming a camera expert. As a professional photographer married to a professional potter, I’ve distilled 15+ years of knowledge into practical, jargon-free techniques that get you results fast.

You don’t need to know what f2.8 means to take a great photo of your pottery.

And I’m here to show you exactly how to do it, even with your cell phone.

The Classes

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The Maker’s Photography
Styling System

Perfect with cell phones or regular cameras

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Beyond Auto: Learn to photograph in Manual Mode

For when you’re ready to take full control.

5-Minute Photo Fixes

Coming Soon!

A short, practical video workshop walking you through the six most common photo mistakes killing your gorgeous artwork, and exactly how to fix every 👏single 👏 one  👏 of them 👏

No new equipment needed. No editing required. 

Better photos immediately, even just using your cell phone.

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The Maker’s Complete Lighting System

Coming in 2027!

In the meantime, we’re covering all your lighting questions during our Monthly Photo Q&A sessions inside The Community. Click below to learn more about Community membership perks and join us!


You might already know some of our students…

“Brilliant course Rebecca, thank you. Feel like I have learnt so much in such a short time. Love the way you layered up the content week by week.”

Jackie Wright of @jackiewrightceramics

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Before

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After

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1:1 Coaching

Photography coaching, business strategy, or a bit of everything.

A 1:1 virtual coaching session is completely customized to whatever your creative business needs most right now. We can dive deep into photography challenges, talk through pricing and marketing strategy, or fluidly move between all the interconnected aspects of running a small maker business. Together, we’ll create actionable steps that help you move forward in a way that works for your specific life.

Don’t take my word for it…

“Rebecca has created a masterclass that is a perfect marriage of basic photography concepts and specific product photography details that will help you achieve photos that are both beautiful and true-to-life.”

Adrienne, @whitemarkceramics

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Want ongoing photography
support?

(plus so much more)

Join The Community for monthly photo Q&As plus business resources you won’t find anywhere else.

Each month inside The Community, I host a Photo Q&A where members can submit questions in advance and either attend live or watch the replay. But photography support is just one piece—membership also includes quarterly business masterclasses (on topics like Instagram strategy, pricing, financial systems, and SEO), live implementation sessions, co-working hangouts, and ongoing support from fellow makers who understand what it’s like to make a living from the things we make.

At $42/month, this is our most economical option, and you can start or pause your membership anytime.

Free Photo Resources

Bite-sized tips and peeks behind-the-scenes

The courses walk you step-by-step through the full photography process, but if you’re just looking to troubleshoot a specific problem or want to get a feel for my teaching style first, these free videos are a great place to start. Whether you need a quick answer while you’re glazing or want to preview how I break down photography concepts, these quick tips give you practical guidance you can use right away.

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Overwhelmed? Here’s your first step.

Grab the free Product Photography Foundations Guide—a quick-start PDF that covers the essential principles every maker needs for better photos. These foundations are the root of everything else: the free videos, the courses, the guidance I share in 1:1 sessions and Community Q&As.