Items from unique store I visited

[goodguy]

C/C welcomed

 

[tamccain]

Its too bad on the third one that you didn't remove the price tag before shooting it. I think that would have made it better. As it is, the price tag is distracting or me.

Otherwise I really like the picture of the yarn spools. Maybe do some enhancement to make the colors pop a little bit. That might be what I would do.

 

[sm4him]

Its too bad on the third one that you didn't remove the price tag before shooting it. I think that would have made it better. As it is, the price tag is distracting or me.

Otherwise I really like the picture of the yarn spools. Maybe do some enhancement to make the colors pop a little bit. That might be what I would do.

Many places REALLY frown upon people removing price tags from items...just sayin'.
Besides, I find the towels in the background way more distracting than the price tag. Still, cool phone.

On that second photo, I think I would have really zoomed in on those spools and maybe tried to get more of them in focus.

Looks like a place with a lot of photographic potential, and it makes me think of a couple of similar stores here that perhaps I should go explore with my camera in hand.

 

[goodguy]

The price tag is an eye soar for sure but I was lucky enough the owner didn't mind me taking pictures, I think taking the price tag off would lead me straight out the door, same with the towels behind the phone.
I simply had to do the best I could under the circumstances.

 

[sm4him]

Yeah, I wasn't suggesting moving the towels; you're right, sometimes you just have to work with what you've got.

 

[goodguy]

Yeah, I wasn't suggesting moving the towels; you're right, sometimes you just have to work with what you've got.

I know you didn't, sometimes the picture is calling you and even though I would like to change the setting I am limited in what I can do.
In this case all I could do is play with the zoom and move around to try and get the perfect angle.

 

[deeky]

Can't see the exif, but I think you need to use a smaller aperture. The first two left me really searching for a point of focus (which is important in identifying the subject).

 

[goodguy]

Can't see the exif, but I think you need to use a smaller aperture. The first two left me really searching for a point of focus (which is important in identifying the subject).

I know, I know, I didn't really thought I will find anything really interesting so I left my 50mm lens in the car and had only my trusted 24-85mm which is good but less then perfect for this scenario.
The minimum F for this on the lens was too high.