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@ribrahomedesign
Thanks for praiseful words....
The hardest thing on this render was the tuning of colors.

@moronicjoker
For more holes in bread and breadcrumps I have not enought energy for now, maybe later. The lightning is from HDRi but i think the shadow was harder in reality by making braketing photo. The type of light is translucend Sun behind the front of pretty stormy Cumulonimbus over the top of hill with dried-up grass, few trees and buildings in background. 5 nimutes after making the photo was all around me and the pub heavy cloud-burst (last summer). I will trie more atmospheres and arrangements.

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With the new composition the crumbs would not be necessary. The person could have very well cleared the board in a sink and proceed to cutting the meat.

This is a very good idea and you have executed it very well. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Tugpsx
Thanks

Last 3 years I was employed in smal agency which made package design for foodstuff. I have seen often the work of internal photographer (but he make the pictures much better). Most the only one thing or part is important in the composition (I don't say that my composition is 100%).

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Hi

This is combination 40% of storm HDRi and 60% of sun daylight with turbidity cca 10 and other camera response. The sun is in both cases on the same place.

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yes

I think the previous one is more the kind of lighting you would expect for a scene like this. The scene would more have an indoor relatively even lighting unless your'e trying to simulate outdoor light entering from a near by window.

Hi Tugpsx

The light like near window is to not bad idea.
I have inspire from two things. I have seen a exterior advertising photography at groceries and one my friend is obsessed with eating in exterior (if is fair weather), in a garden, terrace or on balcony. And I must say that the eating at summer evening in a country, surrounded with the nature is cool. Especially if are you living in a city.

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Very well done ! I can smell its flavour !

Thanks ROUBAL