Originally posted by trnqlty:
Next time shooting a watch, set the time to 10:10. Most professional watch shots are in this position. No big deal though. |
The "professional" watch shots to which you refer are trying to sell you a watch - hence the 10:10 setting, so as not to obscure the name plate or other "doodads" on the watch face. However, the title of this photograph clearly states the watch is broken, suggesting a random position of the hands at the time of the watch's demise. |
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