Febreze

[metatrox]

While playing with my new studio lights I shot this, then photoshopped in the extra bottles.

 

[Derrel]

Well-done I would say!

 

[Heitz]

You nailed it with the blur! Hell, send it to Proctor & Gamble. Maybe they'll hire you.

 

[KelJ]

This is awesome, it definitely makes household products look more attractive and exciting

 

[PatrickJamesYu]

Was this using a single light source?

Soft box?

Good stuff.
The extra bottles are convincing.


I know you were just screwing around, but I wanted to just throw this out
If you ever do a serious product shot for Febreeze or anything like it, either use a new bottle, or fill the one you have to the top with water
Cause I see a used, half empty bottle.
Haha, anyways, I like it a lot.

 

[metatrox]

Well-done I would say!

Thanks

You nailed it with the blur! Hell, send it to Proctor & Gamble. Maybe they'll hire you.

LOL that would sure be nice but unlikely, LOL Thanks though!

This is awesome, it definitely makes household products look more attractive and exciting

LOL Kinda weird to have such a dark background for a household product huh? Usually on white or with soem sort of bright blurred image of the inside of a house. LOL

Was this using a single light source?

Soft box?

Good stuff.
The extra bottles are convincing.


I know you were just screwing around, but I wanted to just throw this out
If you ever do a serious product shot for Febreeze or anything like it, either use a new bottle, or fill the one you have to the top with water
Cause I see a used, half empty bottle.
Haha, anyways, I like it a lot.

Good catch on the almost empty. I didn't even notice that. LOL
I used a single light with a softbox on it. Also used a reflector on the opposing side.

 

[PatrickJamesYu]

When you say single light through soft box, was it like a hot-shoe flash, or a studio flash?

 

[metatrox]

It's a continuous light source. Five fluorescent bulbs inside a soft box