With A Splash Of Lime!
by todbedy

Comment:
Wow. Well captured lime! I have a slight nitpick with the level of beer in the bottle not being level. 9

Freshly Squeezed
by Techo

Comment:
How in the world did you get that label on tomatoes without PS?? My only nitpick is that the lighting could be better on the right side.

Get Ur Steep On
by Hipychik

Comment:
The highly patterned cup, although beautiful, distracts from the product.

Cherry Zero
by loseme

Comment:
Perhaps a drop or two on the right side of this product would give this image something that makes us want to examine the image. Make us think that someone thought it was good enough to drink... The light is not as good as it could be... putting the top of the can in a bit too much darkness. Only my opinion, of course. The image is well focused with great DOF.

Tea - Best Drink of the Day
by TacTZilla

Comment:
I like the feel of this... I wish the lighting on her face were a bit better to give us a clear subject to focus on before exploring the rest of the scene.

Sapphire Inspired
by timwest167

Comment:
I wish the label were turned into the photo instead of out of it. Drawing the eye into the image instead of on to the next page in the magazine this advertisement would be placed in. The lighting is superb.

Sprite!
by jere2201

Comment:
The blue background does not compliment the product. Perhaps a different color background and place the product further away... or decrease the DOF, so the creases are not so sharply seen in the blue material. The drink does not have the freshly-poured look of Sprite with carbonation bubbles... Just suggestions for making this a better 'advertisement'. And only my opinion, of course.

dinamo magazine, only for true supporters...
by bogdaniciu

Comment:
I think that at something should be in sharp focus to show what's being advertised.

For Him or Her..Let's Ride Together
by apashack

Comment:
I think less purple would make this a better advertisement.

Body and Mind
by MimPhoto

Comment:
The blown highlights on the name of the product's name make this not so 'advertismenty'.