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- Oct 21, 2010
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The lighting is very flat on every shot. A flash or reflector would really help.
thanks very much.Love the collie and love the improvement.
Great job
haha, your right.. my poor dobie with no front feet.. i will do better tommorrow.. and i thank you very much for help.Your focus is much better, but you still need to work on framing your subject better. Imagine the image if you were at your Doberman's eye level with your Collie just peeking around him still in background. I think in that case cutting the front paws off would've be fine.
thanks very much.Love the collie and love the improvement.
Great job
tell her sometimes really "loved" things are worth the wait...i was just like her back then.. but if she sets her mind to it.. all her dreams will come true.thanks very much.Love the collie and love the improvement.
Great job
My daughter (12) said she will be your best friend if she can take the dogs out for walks lol... She absolutely loves collies and I'd love to get a dog but can't in rental apartments![]()
thanks so much Tish.. i will work on the that improvement too.You have a beautiful model to work with and I am definitely seeing improvement from your first photos but, for me, your subject is too centred.
Not to be harsh, but remember the Action Dog Pics thread? Same thing, even less action, with no advice taken from it. If you accidentally shot at ISO1600, F16, and 1/1250 and thought they came out "fairly good for sudden photos" Why post them here? Composition, Exposure still apply. I can understand Facebook or Flickr. I dunno, maybe I am in a crabby mood from a frustrating day at work.