Bitter Jeweler
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White. All white gold is now rhodium plated. You know, to make it 'extra' white. :er:...and rhodium plating. (I think.. not my area)
Is it yellow or white gold? - curiosity..
Criticism is always welcome.Let me start by saying I have no business giving you criticism AND I know you didn't ask for it but I might learn something from your reply.
I'm unsure of the composition. I don't know if it's a common layout for jewelry, or any product really, but the bordered ring on the right strikes me as odd. Also the lighting makes it look like it's leaning ever so slightly to the right. Also, I think the shadow in the 3rd image on the bottom could use some dodging..
Yes, it is my design, and creation. I am learning to use the tilt shift lens, and it is interesting. I learned why all y shots so far have missed focus. On this lens you have to focus using Live View, and you have to press the depth of field preview button in to focus. I am however really happy with being able to focus across the top of a ring and blur the shank below. I can get much more in focus than with my macro lens. Problems, however, are dealing with chromatic abberation.I like the sharpness and the shallow depth of field, very pleasing to look at. You did great showcasing how beautiful the ring is (I assume you crafted it?).
:hug::I love the ring..
Do ya now? :er:I find it ironic Bitter, that you were so critical of a chef that wanted to shoot his own handiwork.
C'mon, Ron. If you are going to play the troll...