Woof. Woof.

[SnazzyPics]

With a new Sony CyberShot DSC-F707 i got some pictures of my dog, Al Capone.
He is a Black Lab if anyones wondering.​

Picture One.

Picture Two.

Picture Three.

Picture Four.

Picture Five.

Picture Six.

Picture Seven.

Please Comment && Critique them.
I'd really appreciate it
Im always looking on ways to improve ​

 

[Mesoam]

first...get rid of the time/date stamp...second way over exposed outside, third white balance is off, framing is good!

 

[SnazzyPics]

yea, I got rid of the date stamp for all new pictures, but I cant seam to reamove them from these x.x

Umm? Over exposed xD Care to explain more?

And I will fix the white balance, I know how I just forgot about it xD

And thanks

 

[Los Angeles]

Tought shot black dog and white snow....

But the good news is their is not such thing as a bad photo of a lab.

 

[SnazzyPics]

Thanks
Yea, Labs are fun to take pictures of, my dog loves to model xD

 

[jchantelau]

Love 2&3, great looking lab and I love the name!

 

[ScottS]

BOW WOW!!

 

[Alex_B]

I am not sure what the closest focus distance of your camera is, but with 6 and 7 you might just have gotten too close, since the dog is out of focus. or it was jstu moving too much

a black dog in white snow is not easy exposure-wise. If you want detail on the dog, the bright background is easily overexpose. If you get the background correctly exposed, the dog might be just a black silhouette in the end. One has to find a compromise in between ... or just go for the dog, since he is the main subject.

 

[SnazzyPics]

Thanks Jchantelau. Yea my dad named him x)

lol

Thank you < 3 With 6&7 he was moveing to much, hes not exactly fond of the flah and baseball xD He was moveing alot.
It was a bit out of focuse too though, I had it on maual focuse instead of auto xP
And yea, I was just messing with the camera during the snow pictures, not really working with the lighting or anything.

 

[Jennyboo7481]

Am a huge fan of labs. I have two!

 

[Jennyboo7481]

You may be able to fix some of the overexposure in adobe. Try using a curves layer to darken it, then control+I for layer mask then use brush set at about 30% opacity and paint over dog to darken a bit