I wanted to show this half of a PB&J as lonely, missing it's top half.
Used natural light from one side to create mild shadow.
Canon's DPP was used to crop, correct WB, and add a little saturation.
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Okay here's a kinda weird question. Is that organic peanutbutter? By the way nice background choice... This made me realize just how important a backdrop is when taking still life shots. Thanks. The green edge in the far back does take alot away from the shot though. A high seven-for originality and clarity. Sorry, I didn't vote higher, I 'm quite the critic.
So the j is the top? what if I like it the other way around? Interesting concept, although the image isn't flattering enough to make me want to eat it.
The composition is too centered, I think and the circular motion of the mat is a bit distracting. However, I think a closer crop of this would be much more effective because it looks like the details are really good.
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