posting my pics for the 1st time

[song2006]

just joined and looking for feedback of my ability to catch beauty... forrest is a great subject but hows the person controlling the camera doin?

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i hope i posted in the right section

 

[PNA]

A shepard was my first dog, Brandy, and I still think of her. I have a boxer now and woudn't trade him for the world.

By the way....welcome aboard.......

I like the #2.....:thumbup:

 

[song2006]

thanks... i dont think i could ever own another breed after having a GSD. they are awesome!

any others want to give their thoughts?

 

[Hoppy]

Its hard to pick a fav. out of these they are all fantastic, but I think the compo and expression in 1 and 2 are just brilliant. And showing them in B&W is excellent. I think IMO they would have lost something if in colour...
Welcome to the forum and post some more.
Ian

 

[hot shot]

Im liking just a comment try using a shorter dof to blur the back ground out to make forest stand out more.

 

[song2006]

THANKS.

ya dont gotta twist my arm. lol

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i took all these in the b&w setting in the camera and VERY few of them were cropped or edited in any way. i was trying to catch the image i wanted at that moment.

thanks for the feedback.

 

[song2006]

Im liking just a comment try using a shorter dof to blur the back ground out to make forest stand out more.

whats a dof? sorry dont know the terminology...:blushing:

 

[jophassa]

#2 in the first set and #6 in the second set. pretty cool dude, your dog.

 

[song2006]

thanks!.. he is a cool dude.

 

[Goldenblaze]

#4 in the first
#5 + #6 in the second
You have a real good model!

 

[song2006]

thanks and he works for food, love and companionship... what more can i ask for?

 

[rosescope]

I like all set of photos ... maybe they will look even better in color?​

 

[song2006]

rosescope, i got alot of color ones but i think i have started enough threads today...but keep an eye out.

 

[EBphotography]

DOF=Depth of Field.

 

[song2006]

thanks :thumbup: ... i guess i should pull out the camera manual and start reading it. :blushing: probably would help.