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Feb 03, 2012
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starstarstar 		Take your time composing
by: Ryan

I think maybe you need to spend more time composing your shot. Since you are trying to promote your moms handmade craft you dont want to block it with a vase... especially in the middle of it.

Try placing the vase somewhere else...move it around a little bit and experiment. You can add something else also like a plant or flower or if your mom has more handbags with different color...you can mix it together for contrast.

You can probably set the handbag also maybe outdoors with nice background of nature. Make the picture very interesting.
Jan 23, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		is the vase for sale?
by: Anonymous

I think the everything is good except the vase seems to overpower the handbags.

From an advertising point of view , I might think the vase was the main focal point of your ad.
Jan 06, 2008
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starstarstar 		Nice enough
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I think this photograph is nice enough. I think because Dani just grabbed some bags and started taking photos it is OK.

I could see this photograph in a magazine. It is good enough to be there.

Dani, maybe you could also do more photos of other things too? I am thinking that a "montage" could look very nice. Lots of photographs put together to make one big picture. Maybe lots of photographs around your house could look good.

These are just my opinions.

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