The second one down of the orange with the face stood out to me the most. Was the image filtered? Edited? The lighting looks very dramatic when reflected by the marble of the counter; a dark and uniform glow putting a spotlight on the main attraction. The depth is strong with the orange vs the objects behind it, but evens out with the two objects in the rear (OJ and cabbage?), and then background. I would change the photo's composition, or crop it, because I believe it would be better for the balance of the photo and keep it more interesting. The colors were a good choice for this lighting scheme, the orange and carbon-colored countertop granite effectively bring out the orange even more. The only other thing I would try differently is the light source, I would try it from the rear more so that directly overhead.
The second one down of the orange with the face stood out to me the most. Was the image filtered? Edited? The lighting looks very dramatic when reflected by the marble of the counter; a dark and uniform glow putting a spotlight on the main attraction. The depth is strong with the orange vs the objects behind it, but evens out with the two objects in the rear (OJ and cabbage?), and then background. I would change the photo's composition, or crop it, because I believe it would be better for the balance of the photo and keep it more interesting. The colors were a good choice for this lighting scheme, the orange and carbon-colored countertop granite effectively bring out the orange even more. The only other thing I would try differently is the light source, I would try it from the rear more so that directly overhead.
ReplyDeleteGood stuff!