Watches galore! (C & C welcome)

[DwainDibley]

Been a while since I posted here, had a 'lull' in my photography but now planning on doing a bit more. Here's some I took with my 300D and macro lenses - they're the cheaper, screw in type that go on the end of your average lens - I think these were taken using those macro lenses on the standard kit lens. Let me know what you think, and how I could improve:

Close up of the lower part of my vintage Omega watch, complete with 'bald spot' on the dial:

Old Smith's pocketwatch, shame I just cut the bottom off the watch:

The movement:

Authentic old soviet 'Komandirskie' wristwatch (I really must work on my framing, I've cut a bit off this one too! )

 

[confucious]

Hi there - you're shots are good - in focus and tight. Perhaps just try and play around with angles etc. See what different sloped views you can get..sometimes the idea the watch is stretching away can be fun!

Cheers.

 

[DwainDibley]

Cheers Confucious, I'll try experimenting with angles and perhaps depth of field next time!