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1) When I showed those photos (in bigger resolution but since it's said to upload 1000 max on one side here, I adhere) on /m/, some anons disliked "bad lighting and overblown colors". I don't really understand this since I both adjusted exposure to avoid blowing out parts except of few smaller spots and only intentionally overexposed some parts in post production for final "dynamic" effect. So I should rather avoid such approach? I do admit that I often have problems with evenly lighting whole object due to it's small size and how I try to separate it from, ideally unlit, background.
