First Watch Shot
I've never photographed a watch before and finally figured I'd give it a try.
Let me know what you think. Would love some CC.
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1 Comment
Hi Kirby, nice first shot. The watch looks very nice and interesting, especially the texture of the border of the watch. But for me it seems not sharp enough (maybe it´s a problem of my monitor?). The right side of the background looks great, the left side graps too much intention. And i think. the highlight at the glass of the watch could be at another position it influences the logo too much. But all in all it´s a really good picture that i would love to have it in my portfolio.
Greetings,
Matthias