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Which hero section better captures the feeling of a premium beachside pizza experience?
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Both looks good but the sunset one is better
First one is great, love the vibe. But second one fits better to brands vision. Since it's about sun, beach and getting delicious pizza 😄
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1500s French bag purely for the pocket count, that's basically a tool belt at that point. More curious about the product replacement workflow you mentioned though, how consistent does the lighting and shadow stay when you swap items into the same scene?