KKO Chocolate
Sep 21, 2021 17:09:28 #
The photos are good, as yours always are, but IMO an elegant crafted candy needs a more polished setting. A little Tea Napkin on bone china saucer? Something, thinking about it.
Sep 21, 2021 17:35:16 #
quixdraw wrote:
The photos are good, as yours always are, but IMO an elegant crafted candy needs a more polished setting. A little Tea Napkin on bone chins sauce? Something, thinking about it.
You right QD, totally agree. Thanks for the feedback
Sep 23, 2021 22:05:45 #
Chicago312
Loc: Western suburb, Chicago
I like #1 the best, but the composition could be moved slightly more to the left
I agree with yorkiebyte - not a fan of flat light in this particular case. A highlight and more shadow would help define the texture and color of the sweets.
And also, I agree that the photos need a little more background. If the intent is simply to photograph the object, then the goal has been achieved; if the intent is to draw attention (be it artistic or commercial), then there needs to be a little more information/background/props in the photos (#2 & #3)
Personally, I would tighten up the crops in photos #2 and #3. Too much unnecessary negative space. Photo #1 captures one’s attention even though there’s not any other background.
I agree with yorkiebyte - not a fan of flat light in this particular case. A highlight and more shadow would help define the texture and color of the sweets.
And also, I agree that the photos need a little more background. If the intent is simply to photograph the object, then the goal has been achieved; if the intent is to draw attention (be it artistic or commercial), then there needs to be a little more information/background/props in the photos (#2 & #3)
Personally, I would tighten up the crops in photos #2 and #3. Too much unnecessary negative space. Photo #1 captures one’s attention even though there’s not any other background.
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