vases in window
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Hertz van Rental
We're supposed to post photos?
It's looks a bit washed out because it lacks contrast. This is due to the strong back-lighting. Putting a large white board or similar reflector to the side of the camera to bounce light back in would have helped (flash would be too strong and give nasty highlights).
I also think you might have a few too many bottles and vases in shot - it looks rather crowded. You could have then given a little more foreground under the vases to give a more spacial feel (and the foreground slopes a little giving an intrusive windowledge edge bottom right and cutting off the vase bottom left).
Nice idea, though, and worth going back to.
I also think you might have a few too many bottles and vases in shot - it looks rather crowded. You could have then given a little more foreground under the vases to give a more spacial feel (and the foreground slopes a little giving an intrusive windowledge edge bottom right and cutting off the vase bottom left).
Nice idea, though, and worth going back to.
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It is very noisy for me... I see a lot of noise (digital) and I'd rather see it clean. I'm with Cruzin about he backlight. Go there and reshoot 
it may be really interesting
it may be really interesting
Hertz van Rental
We're supposed to post photos?
:shock: Cruzin!?!? Bad Mentos 
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This is ok as is depending what you were going for, but with some clarity I think it would be better.
It just has some sort of fogginess to it that makes it not as enjoyable to view than if it was crisp and more colorful.
It just has some sort of fogginess to it that makes it not as enjoyable to view than if it was crisp and more colorful.
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