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Food photography is tough. Hat's off to you for even making the attempt.
My non-professional feedback:
- First, I think you made it over the first hurdle of not making the food look unappetizing.
- On the other hand, I don't think you have gotten to the place yet where you are making the food look really great.
- The white background was maybe dictated by the layout requirements or for some other reason but I think that, combined with very even lighting, makes the food and drink come off somewhat sterile. It's kind of like you are documenting the food but not selling it.
- The white and even lighting also hides a lot of "deliciousness indicators" like steam rising from the food and frost/water on the glass.
- The white and the very neutral white balance gives a cool/cold look, which doesn't work that bad for the drinks but makes the food look like it's been setting out for a while.
Whether they are good enough for your client I think depends a bit on the type and level of restaurant. For a more fast-food/bar kind of place they might be alright. For a more up-scale place, they might fall a bit short. If the web site has a white/light background they are probably going to work a little better than if it is black/dark.
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