The depth of field is just a bit short here. The sharpness of the front of the basket wants to hold the eye there. By the time you get to the back two eggs, things are already getting soft. It also looks like the sharpening tool may have been a bit overused. I would suggest a bit higher vantage point for the camera. The front egg is pretty well hidden, and to see more of the design would be nice. Also a higher vantage point looking a little more downwards would help with the previously mentioned depth of field. The lighting could use some angle to it. As is, the lighting is pretty uniform and flat. More of an angle with a little shadow, would help define the shape of the eggs, and make them pop. Overall exposure, and color rendition is good. I think you have a great idea here, and it could make a really interesting poster.
Very strange, it must be a weaver! (and it weaves golden baskets, would this be some relative of the goose and it's golden eggs? Hint - you might want to loose the manufactured basket). 7 Swash
Great idea and set-up. Very original. Perhaps the focus is a little soft on the eggs but use of DOF on the background is good, just a little more needed on the eggs. IMO!
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