KevinMc
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wm460
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Great looking pen Kevin.
Kevin that pen looks nicely made & finished, it has a nice reflection mark which shows the high sheen you've achieved.
It would be better on a plain white background as the pen is merging in & it should be the main attraction.
It would be better on a plain white background as the pen is merging in & it should be the main attraction.
Penpal
Grand Master
Like the pen and the imaginative dish support, the design of the pen.
Peter.
Peter.
sammy
Graduate Member
I like that Kevin, you've done a great job on the finish.
George
George
Les ELm
Executive Member
Get rid of the distracting prop.
It takes the eye away from the subject and doesn't do justice to your workmanship.
Les
It takes the eye away from the subject and doesn't do justice to your workmanship.
Les
Your practice paid off Kevin. A fine looking pen.
KevinMc
Graduate Member
Kevin that pen looks nicely made & finished, it has a nice reflection mark which shows the high sheen you've achieved.
It would be better on a plain white background as the pen is merging in & it should be the main attraction.
Any better?
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Chriscb
Full Member
Nah, the paper spoils the view. Put some heart back in it, adds intrest and makes you really look at the pen, which is quite worth it.
It doesn't matter to me Kevin, I can see it on either.
But can see the reason for their comment on distractive backgrounds.
However you have done a great job of it and looks like your efforts are paying off now..
But can see the reason for their comment on distractive backgrounds.
However you have done a great job of it and looks like your efforts are paying off now..
AllenN
Fellow
Lovely pen Kevin. I actually like the first picture but getting a good image with glass and keeping the contrast right for the pen is a bit of a black art I think. The distinction between a distracting background and one which enhances a product is a very small one. It cannot be easy or there would be no room for professional advertising photographers!
donwatson
Fellow
Very nice indeed