Fruit Cobbler
by Ringostarr

Comment by booboo_goon:
As a still life I love it! Lovely strong colours!!

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
Simple yet effective, nice detail & texture.

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by Maggieleelee:
I like that you didn't over kill on the treats. You kept it cool and simple and because of that it has a nice feel to it.

Fruit Cobbler
by Ringostarr

Comment by Schnitzer17:
Not bad, not brilliant. I constantly stress against the "wet look" on things that would look unnatural in doing so. The apple in this frame, I'm afraid, speaks just that.

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by riversong:
Beautiful image! Lovely lighting and subject!

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by LMA128:
love this! very simple. im glad you didnt use a white background, the brown wood pattern adds to the shot. 8

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by swordandsigil:
I love afternoon tea, beautiful shot, good composition and exposure. 7:-)

Afternoon Tea
by Ringostarr

Comment by ti_evom:
Is that a glamor glow Nik filter? Whatever it is, it works well for this. I'm glad you added the nilla-wafers? -- that alone right there made my tongue taste the sweetness of the shot - more so than just having a spoonfull of sugar on the plate. ;-)

Fruit Cobbler
by Ringostarr

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
Nicely done, the overall color scheme & balance is outstanding.

Fruit Cobbler
by Ringostarr

Comment by pawdrix:
This is too sharp (bet you thought you'd never hear that one...huh?).
The current style of food photography rarely if ever has everything in focus. If the food image is being used to idendentify specific product such as, a spice, an herb, a fish or utensil, etc. only then is sharp focus necessary. Otherwise full dof food images went out with Betty Crocker Cookbooks in the 1970/s/80's. Cheers!

Having said that, this will probably place better than my shot.