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Comment by nchoneydew:
Very good ! **Humming the theme song to Dallas**

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Comment by timj351:
Nice, but I don't like how it is skewed. I also think the hat competes with the beer a little to much. Maybe if you could have blurred it someone.

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Comment by davew:
Well exposed shot. Nice and sharp. The lace background seems to be quite distracting for this type of shot to my eye. Good effort, I rated this photo high.

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Comment by joshuamli:
The table cloth is very distracting as it is in strong contrast against the black background.

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Comment by lisae:
The lighting is nice, but somehow a lace tablecloth seems inappropriate. The camera angle is a bit awkward, too.

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Comment by Yellowpeep:
Haven't seen a whole lot of cowboys with doilies around the house! :)

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Comment by Paulo:
Best beer ad of the chalenge! It looks appetizing and really has a "Western" feel to it. I even like the lace!

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Comment by ohsmom:
Great shot! The glass looks so cold and frosty! I like the contrast of the white table cloth with the black background. LIghting, focusing and composition, excellent! The only nit-picky thing I can say is the black cloth in the back is a little wrinkled, but I still rate it high!

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Comment by nborton:
i hate the americanism, just kidding

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Comment by Speigner:
Good concept, there are several improvements that could be made: 1) level the horizon line, 2) put more light on the product, 3) light the beer from behind to make it look wetter (this can be done with a mirror behind the glass turned at a 45 degree angle and light thrown into it), 3) frost the mug before shooting, 4) be ready to trip the shutter immediately after dumping a full can of beer into the glass to catch the head bubbling up over the rim. Beer is hard to shoot and you did a pretty good job of catching it foaming up, but it needs to be more to sell.