Exotic Beauty in Gold & Pearl
by Cantique

Comment:
Interesting take on the backdrop for the jewelry, and a very fitting one, at that.

All You Need Is Gold
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
I like the blur in this image to help accentuate the necklace, even though its almost too soft. I do wonder why you chose to desaturate the gold as well as the model. Something tells me this entry is getting a lot of views.

9 ct Gold Bracelet
by kirtiebu

Comment:
While I like the overall set up here, I don't like the bit of chain being out of focus in the foreground. I like the lighting, despite the occasional hot spots, and, again, the composition is very interesting.

Amber
by DustDevil

Comment:
The fold in the fabric is distracting to me, as it seems as though it is hiding something. Perhaps if this necklace were photographed around someone's neck, it would have been more pleasing. The amber looks a bit washed out to me, but overall, it has a nice color. Also, it appears to be glowing - nice touch.

Sapphires and Diamonds
by hughletheren

Comment:
For me, the rotation of the ring is not fitting for the ring itself. Something about this piece of jewelry, in my eyes, calls for a basic horizontal orientation. Other than that, I would like to see the sapphires a bit lighter. I like your choice of background surface, though.

Ice
by bruski

Comment:
Wonderfully professional. Great depth of field. Nice color choice for the font - mirrors the stone and doesn't distract the eye. This should do well.

Topaz
by aerogurl

Comment:
The overall photo is a bit dark for my tastes. If the background were pure white, I think it could add even greater emphasis to the ring. The color in the topaz is very beautiful, though.

Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
This is a cute photo, but I wish the rings stood out more. I like the way the photo is aranged, though.

Bentley
by Chinabun

Comment:
Good job managing the reflections, and it looks like you even desaturated the reflections in the watch (either that or you colorized the fabric), or your watch is so expensive that it only reflects in that nice silvery color. As far as the photo, it is very sharp, but the composition is a little stagnant with the watch being centered. I'll be utterly nit-picky and say that I wish the hands of the watch had a different orientation. By the way, how many years did you have to go to school to learn how to fully utilize this watch?

Take the Leap: Buy Me!
by dsidwell

Comment:
Great idea and nice composition. It seems that the highlights on the gold area bit harsh. Still, this is quite magazine ad-esque.