Re: Would you buy it?

The worst parts of my project are the lighting and lack of diversity in the type of pictures taken.  I didn't realize until I opened my photos in bridge that they all were too dark and gave off a gray appearance.  I was able to fix this by adjusting the exposure but in some cases this made the white parts of the image too bright.  This will be something I will have to keep in mind next time we are in the studio.  Besides for the lighting, all my pictures are essentially the same just rearranged slightly differently, both in and out of the studio.  I don't like to make excuses but I was a little rushed for time after I had finished shooting only to find all my photos were gone. Nonetheless, I could have added a little more variety to the photos.  One of the things that worked well for me was the bright colors in the shoe and the objects around it.  This really helped with the clown theme of the add.  Although the photos outside are very similar, the lighting was really good giving the photos an almost overdramatic effect.  Lastly, I really like the logo for the project.  Looking back on my powerpoint, the sequence is a little off; the photos don't really transition from worst to best but are just clumped together by in our out of studio. But would I buy it? Not until in the market for some clown gear.