Anyone can snap a photo of a soda can or a shampoo bottle. Product photography takes an artist to capture the image and covey the subtleties and textures that represent the product’s function and characteristics.

Woodie Williams Photography understands that first impressions are everything. It is rare for a photographer to be as detailed and proficient at shooting products as he is with architectural, food, or portrait photography, but Woodie Williams is just that.

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a black and chrome vegetable peeler on a bamboo cutting board
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a white tea cup setting with lemon
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cookie cutters in multiple shapes ready for making cookies
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fine china plates on a silver textured tablecloth
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a late afternoon shot of a crystal lowball glass on a white linen table cloth
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a group of white bowls and blueberries on a kitchen counter
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a perfumed white bar of soap nestled in a white washcloth
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a pin cushion with colorful pins on a sewing table
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a sliver needle streaking through colorful thread
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flooring samples on a blueprint in the late afternoon sun
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getting ready for dinner in a kitchen with a bamboo floor
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a contemporary chair on white seamless
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staples and paper on a grey slate background
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silver bracelets on a shiny black surface
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fitness watches floating an a blue background
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15-new

hdmi cables ready for use on a grey glow
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hi tech bluetooth earbuds on a green background
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a unique transistor bulb glowing with electricity
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Valvoline products shot at a dramatic low angle
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a variety of angled shots of a smart phone on a white background
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lighting products on black plexiglass
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glamor shot for a new product
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a dramatic shot of forks for a restaurant
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Marbles on the floor
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A child’s top spinning