I'm with @grizzlysghost on this one - I'd go for a plainer background, with a lot of depth of field, so the focus is on the bottles. Besides that, I like the tones and processing you've used.
I like it! I probably would have tried cropping it make the top of the photo at the top of the bottle necks (but cut off the very tops of the bottles) and bring in the sides close to the bottle edges. I would then play around with sliders in light room until I get the result I like.
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I think I'd go for a plainer background, and also I would not crop off the bottoms of the bottles. I like the tones very much.
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@5unflow3r I am planning on retiring from the task and my alternate has other commitments, so it will be up for hosting grabs at the end of the week. Hopefully the future fav host will keep it.
Here is a couple of really quick shots to show how staging matters. While my bottles aren't cool and retro, they get your attention because the background is pushed back.
Agreed, the background is a little distracting - either use a simpler background, or decrease the depth of field (or increase the distance between the background and the bottles). The bottles themselves look great - you captured their colours and details well.
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@beautifulthing he said rubbing. @5unflow3r I think the discussion may have just been hijacked