The Losing Kind
TPF Noob!
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wow.. impatient much?
maytay20 said:Wow hun give people a chance to see it at least a day or 2, then get offended. LOL
Thank you. I wasn't sure about the contrast levels in the dog photograph, but I think my personal tastes run more towards higher contrast levels in most cases (even though it's not for everyone, like you said). I hear you about the leaves and the sky- I know that it's a very common "point of view" to see. It really is all about the colour combinations for me.pleasetakeitkind said:I thought the shot of the dog was awesome. Great lighting, although maybe a little too much contrast for most. As far as the leaves with the sky in the background, i think you did a good job with exposure, but personally didn't find that it really grabbed me.
I wasn't judging you, sweetie.
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Couldn't resist.
dadcameraguy said:umm... i would have liked a little bit more information about what you wanted... were you posting images for CC? Any specific thing you're after? I know the title is "Depth of field" but i think it would be polite to give more instruction on what you're wanting... or are you just wanting people to say "great pictures"?
k_pugh said:Love the first one, great rich colour and good use of DOF.. seems like you got the right light to catch the colour of the dogs coat.
Like the last one, too.. great capture, nice and sharp but i think a little more light would have helped but that' just being picky! (too picky)
Thanks for putting them back up.
One looks very nice, although i think its a little to contrasty
Two is beautiful
Three is a little soft and noisy and also a little underexposed, but still cute.