yummy
by slingshot

Comment:
Step back one pace, then shoot. We need the whole bottle and glass in the picture, otherwise this is an excellent shot.

Chaplin
by basia03

Comment:
The technical specs are fine, but i don't understand the image. What does "Chaplin" have to do with anything?

oasis
by grainman9

Comment:
This is very dark, since I can't really see much other than the hand and chocolate bar, I don't think I get what you're trying to say.

m&m&m&m&m&m&m&m
by industeality

Comment:
For this image, since we don't see the colors, it is vital that you show "m"s on every candy. Otherwise the shot looks hasty and unplanned. Good DOF.

Three Kisses
by SMW409

Comment:
Watch out for blown out highlights when taking pictures of silver or gold foil.

Unwrapped
by mffnqueen

Comment:
The highlights are very blown out, hard to capture silver because of this problem. Good DOF, the condensation on the chocolate is wierd, though.

Always Chocolate
by gstrotmann

Comment:
A little oversharpened, but a nice shot and very clever.

Chocolate?...In July?
by postaltheclown

Comment:
The highlights here are very blown out, and make it hard to see the image. Perhaps if you lowered your exposure time or used a different aperture? Also, the two colors of chocolate make it look less like it's melting and more like there's chocolate syrup on top. Try a hairdryer to melt the edges more convincingly, or melt the same type of chocolate and pour that down first.

Happy Easter
by MAK

Comment:
For some reason this looks really gross. Like it rotted or something. Maybe a lighter color of chocolate would make this more appealing. Would do better with solid black background since you want the focus on the egg. DOF is almost perfect, but the spoon makes it look off.

Fast!
by aKiwi

Comment:
No idea how this was accomplished, look forward to seeing your comments. nice image, a little bit too dark for my taste, very unique shot.