shot with a 100w tungsten lamp directly on top of it. Editing: color dodge on the background, my special technique for the color on the subject. High pass sharpen.
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Well, it still lacks a needle or you must have some magic trick to attatch those buttons to a fabric with that wire. :)
Overall great lighting but the shadow is a bit dark. A reflector opposite the light source may help to fill and soften it a bit. I've used whire cardboard, A4 white printing paper, wrinkled alu foil myself. Composition is good, but might look stronger in a 3:2 ratio. I say that because the left and right side are so close to the subjects that you'd expect a bit less space on top and at the bottom. 7
Nice concept but I think it would have had more interest if there had been a needle or two in the shot. Show some sewing devices along with the thread and buttons.
Nicely sharp!
I really think you should have included a needle, as technically that is what would have been used to sew it, but I'll let that go. Great idea, well done.
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