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Here are the last two, with the first im not sure about the cropping, maybe needed to change the angle i shot at? and also not sure about the selective colour in it.
and with the second again with hindsight thanks to feedback from you guys I now think i missed on the focus, maybe made it look like his head is stuck on? Cheers ![]() second ![]() |
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Hiya,
I think the first shot is a little too high. I also think if you could have his paws and tail in the shot it would benefit. Maybe if you come down just a little lower you could have kept these in frame? Also the selective colour goes a little unnoticed as this dog could quite easily have a black coat anyway. Second one I do like. Great pose really makes him look great! Not too sure about the DOF again on this one. You have his nose nice and sharp but his eyes are a little OOF. Not sure if this matters or not as he is not looking at you, but feel that it could be just a smidge wider to catch his nose and eyes. Great patience from your pooch anyway! He has sat how many sessions with you now????:-) Dom |
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Thanks Dom, The first photo when converted to black and white made his tongue look odd! agree on the angle 100%.
for the second again I agree that bit of extra dof to bring his eyes into focus would make it a better photo. He loves getting his photo taken because he gets paid in little chocolate bones! |
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lets hope thats not real chocolate........
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Builds up in dogs with the same effect as arsenicI am told ...........
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dont worry folks they are dog safe chocolate bones.
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That's a relief Stu - Nice looking dog and very nice Black & Whites that bring out his character well.
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My dog likes to eat cheese and also drinks cups of tea! Strange pup...:?
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I think the 2nd one is great, the only issue i have with it is...well...he kinda looks like his hind quarters are squatting to get rid of those chocolate bones if you get my meaning!
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the lighting and presentation is great in shot #2. i kind of agree with the weir squatting stance, maybe a bit tighter crop would alleviate this though. and just a shade more dof to get the eyes sharp.
i must say that i really have enjoyed this dog portrait set. once you get the depth of field perfect these are going to be calendar quality shots. |
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