Psst...Wanna Buy a Watch?
by mariomel

Comment:
I DO!

Did you try a portrait orientation for this shot? or a square crop to loose most of the right brighter part of the image. 6 -danny

Ave' a Proper Gander at this !
by michael_p

Comment:
Overall not bad. The inverted colors actually makes for a more interesting composition. 6 -danny

POUR MOI - French Luxury Jewels Since 1781
by BBBastet

Comment:
Nice crop and layout. The overall lighting is lacking in this shot. You may need multiple lights and a light box around the jewels. There is a how to under the Learn link of someone who photo'd a watch, and they show step by step how they set up the lighting to get the best results. 5 -danny

Anti-Drug Backlash
by EddyG

Comment:
I'm hungry! Can you come cook me up some too? :-)

Well, you have copied that add perfectly. Eggcellent lighting. Which with your subject had to be difficult. 8 -danny

An Unfortunate Cookie
by thelsel

Comment:
Great shot! Good use of the cookie to send the message home. Technically very well done shot. 9 -danny

Proletariat of all countries - you must join!
by kinks

Comment:
Add some text and plaster it all over town on posters! Yup you, pardon the pun, nailed it! 10 -danny (my first by the way!)

Size doesn't matter!
by amazoneea

Comment:
Unique capture. In Texas we'd never see this. Not sure I feel this fits propaganda as much as it does a unique capture in your front yard. 5 -danny

Resistance is Futile
by vonautsch

Comment:
When shooting, you need to always try to work within the camera's limits. It appears you may have been a little too close to the cat for the macro function. Your focus is soft and the sharpness of the hair is lost as a result. 5 -danny

Why start smoking when you can take the easy way out!
by Dufus

Comment:
Can't really rate this one on techincal aspect, as I don't believe that's what you were going for. Your overall presentation and composition is good. The fact that the person is looking up the stairs adds to the pensive mood. I'm not sure I agree with your subject matter, but as far as story telling goes, you've done well. 8 -danny

Stay in the light
by weird_boy15

Comment:
For this type of shot to work, you need a straight on perspective. When the camera is off to the left like it is, your figurine will appear to slant to one side. If you're wanting the back to be totally black, work on minimizing the wrinkles in it. That will help keep it from bouncing light off at weird angles. 5 -danny