Penny for your thoughts?
I tried incorporating my bike to the usual landscape scene. Is it a product photo now?
What's your general critique of the image?
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Hi,
In all honestly it’s not a product shot, it’s not bad image just doesn’t fit the genre, to be a product shot you would need to make the bike the main focus of the image at the moment it’s more a photograph of a tree with a cool looking sky, that happens to have a bike in it.
My advice would to reshoot the bike and get closer to the actual product and fill more of the frame with the bike and have the background there just for reference and be more subtle in nature with what the location is.
Hope that helps.