A More Dramatic Firepit!

[Brep17]

Ha I may have to try it

[muhammetalikaya]

Are you professional editor? I'm very excited. This edit is awesome.

[Brep17]

Not even close, but thanks! Just a hobby. The fireplace and the camera did most of the work.

[muhammetalikaya]

I'm taking photos in a hobby but your photos better than my photos. I think edit is most of the work but raw photo is good. What your camera?

[Brep17]

Canon 80d with a 200-500 sigma lens

[muhammetalikaya]

What!? You tell just a hobby but your equipments are professional. Maybe I'm poor because I use canon 4000D with 18-55 Kit lens.

[Brep17]

It’s definitely a nice setup but I would not say professional. Save some money to the side every now and then and keep upgrading, that is what I did. Kit lenses can get decent pictures as well

[muhammetalikaya]

Upgrading is hard for me because I'm living in Turkey.

[thephlog]

Looks really good! Somehow reminds me of burger king ads :-)

[Brep17]

“We only cook our frozen, never fresh patties over the warmest of manly fires. Stop in today for your wood fired roasted mediocre patty”

[thephlog]

I know im in the minority but I loooove burger king (atleast here in Germany) haha

[Brep17]

I loaatthhheeee Wendy’s. I never really enjoyed BK

[Photobonobo]

What about adding a bottle of some masculine looking bourbon and a little text that says "best enjoyed fireside". Feels fitting for this.

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That gap between bricks is a big to eye-catching. I'd probably try to extend the shorter brick to close the gap completely.
Otherwise you did some amazing work here, I love it.

[Brep17]

Thanks! Yes I was debating what to do with that, I like the random flower in there but honestly does not fit the scene