haig club whisky cap shot
bottle cap shot, should I get rid of or keep the reflection of the cap in the bottle?
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Hi Brian. The bronze reflection? I am by no means a product photographer but to me the reflection detracts form the image. I would also reduce the highlights on the rings around the neck. Love the composition :)
yeah, that reflection doesn't add nothing to your image, get rid of that without guilt. The white reflections are a little strong, see if you can get those down. The cap is great, really nice.
reworked a bit, thanks for the input