cornerstone kilts??

[kc8ufv]

I'm pretty sure O'Callaghan is right. It's the low angle and slight off-vertical nature of the shot that makes the piper look off balance. As to the shadow, I believe that he's well lit from the front, you can see a shadow extending back from the legs.

Given the low angle, we REALLY should be seeing a lot more knee. His kilt must be riding very low indeed.

I did kinda miss the shadow extending back from him, but I was also looking at the shadow behind the light where his bass drone is pointing. If you look, it's to the left of the light, indicating strong lighting from the right side....

[Steve Smith]

Good day all,
I am the owner of Cornerstone Kilts and have made a few changes to our website due to your helpful post on the forum. We are a new business with much still to learn. I am grateful for the insightful help like that of Mr. Newsome, whom I spoke with the other day (thank you). These are a few changes that have been made to the website: tartan correction, both origins of kilts, and listing of address.
Thanks
Steve

[JiminDC]

I think the way he is carrying the pipes is odd too. It looks like he's about to drop them. All the pipers I know are more carefull about having a good hold on the bag and drones. If there are any pipers reading, please feel free to correct me, I'm a drummer, not a piper, but I have been around pipers for a few years.

[Silent Raven]

I think the way he is carrying the pipes is odd too. It looks like he's about to drop them. All the pipers I know are more carefull about having a good hold on the bag and drones. If there are any pipers reading, please feel free to correct me, I'm a drummer, not a piper, but I have been around pipers for a few years.

im not a piper either but it does look like he is about to drop them. (i believe this might be the owner of the company in the picture)

[Steve Smith]

Good day all,
I am the owner of Cornerstone Kilts and have made a few changes to our website due to your helpful post on the forum. We are a new business with much still to learn. I am grateful for the insightful help like that of Mr. Newsome, whom I spoke with the other day (thank you). These are a few changes that have been made to the website: tartan correction, both origins of kilts, and listing of address.
Thanks
Steve

[WillieMacG]

Good day all,
I am the owner of Cornerstone Kilts and have made a few changes to our website due to your helpful post on the forum. We are a new business with much still to learn. I am grateful for the insightful help like that of Mr. Newsome, whom I spoke with the other day (thank you). These are a few changes that have been made to the website: tartan correction, both origins of kilts, and listing of address.
Thanks
Steve

Welcome to X Marks from deep in the piney woods of East Texas (maybe 50 miles east of you or so) and thanks for having the good smarts to seek out the advice of Steve, Matt and others. We'll stay tuned for further developments.

[Steve Smith]

Thanks you Mr. Ashton for all your help

Sincerely
Steve Smith

[Steve Smith]

Cornerstone Kilts, new with much to still learn, exists because we want to help our valued friends and clients. Not everyone can afford a $400-$700 kilt, nice as it would be. That’s why we offer our kilts at a considerably lower price. Our goal is to offer you a quality garment at a reasonable price. Allowing folks to celebrate celtic heritage at an affordable price.
Sincerely
Steve

[Steve Smith]

Thanks for the welcome and encouraging words WillieMacG.
Where in the piney woods? I have family further South in Crocket.

[Calico]

This is truly refreshing. Many of us here do tend to take a few cheap shots at the "more interesting" sites encountered on the web.

But having one of the vendors so highlighted come here seeking guidance to improve their new business is great.

Steve Smith and Cornerstone Kilts, I wish you every success. May you do so well you become a major advertiser here!