glasses by "EXPOSURE". Don't look at the negatives
by marlin

Comment:
I don't get it, but that doesn't make it a bad picture. Nice image, probably a good ad for the target market :) A little bit of graininess.

The Yellow Pages. Let your fingers do the walking.
by zeke123ca

Comment:
The idea here is interesting, you seem to have over edited a bit, though. The hand is nice and sharp, very good detail, and the pose is a good leader into the center of the frame. The phonebook, unfortunately, is terribly washed out, I wouldn't know what it was without your title. The background is very odd, did you overuse the sharpening tools? There seem to be fuzzy trees with sharp edges, and some of the effect even occurs on the hand. Could also be due to overusing levels. I think you propably have a very strong original, try re-editing to show us that strength.

Absolut Completion
by do0dfromcali

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It seems like you should have all the flavors if you're going to do this. Why three citron? Anyway, the idea and compositions are very nice, I like the arrangement of the bottles. The venetian blinds are iffy for me, but I can see how they give an interesting lighting effect. Focus is sharp, good DOF.

Gimme...Gimme...Gimme...
by ursulas

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The dog is adorable, and you have the right idea here. I think what you need to make this shot snap is to bring more focus to the Milkbone itself. Right now the dog dominates the shot, even though your DOF is correct. By bringing the Milkbone to the foreground (larger and more to the center of the image), and shallowing out your DOF a bit more, you can capure the moment while focusing on the product. Essentially, we want to be looking "through" the Milkbone at the dog, rather than from the dog to the Milkbone.

Water You Waiting For?
by Sharpie1k

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This image would be nice if you toned down the brightness considerably. I can ahrdly see the bottle, it's so bright.

An offer you can't refuse
by supermax

Comment:
I think there's something wrong with your image. It's very dark (and yes, i can see the gradient bar clearly) and extremely pixelated. Not sure what's up here.

Pure
by labuds

Comment:
How does everyone get these perfect white backgrounds? Nice shot, would maybe work a little better if we could see liquid in the bottle. I like it, though.

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by jjbeguin

Comment:
Extra points for humor :) Going with the flow, I'd ask for a tighter crop top and bottom!

If you haven't been to the State Fair lately, DROP IN and see what's up!
by boomer

Comment:
Nice ad, wish we could get closer. Could use a bit more focus, not sure if you oversharpened or if the edges are just cranky from the bright light. Good entry!

The Meeting House- Visit Hale Farm and Village, Bath, Ohio
by STEINR

Comment:
Why the doorframe? The picture is very sharp and nice, with good color balance, but it's not an ad or even a print. Think about what someone who had never heard of your product/subject/town would get out of your image. Remember that context often shades our own opinion of our photos, but my neighborhood hot dog stand looks pretty much like every other hot dog stand to someone who doesn't know me or my town.