my dog.

[nathanlegiehn]

tell me what you think.

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portrait of a friend. by nathan.legiehn, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[Geaux]

Love EVERYTHING about this shot, good use of BW, and even though it's centered ... I think it fits well.

 

[Photographerperson.]

Nice shot. I like the shallow depth of field, less distracting background.

 

[Mustlovedragons]

Oh, I really love this one, though you have enough foreground to spare a bit of a crop there.

 

[vtf]

A definate separation from background. Looks like a vintage photo. I like it. Good job:thumbup:

 

[AgentDrex]

This is an awesome photo...I LOVE eyes that go towards the edge of the frame...I have absolutely NO idea why I like photos like that...but this one takes all the "rules" and ignores them for the most part and still, a wonderful photo turned out as a result...hail to the chief!

 

[DanFinePhotography]

very nice, great focus and use of B&W

 

[Morpheuss]

good job i like the composition and you did good on the b&w

 

[Stormchase]

Great shot. I enjoy it!
For me its perfect for a B&W

 

[kundalini]

Looks a bit middle grey, but this being a Weimaraner, I guess it fits perfectly. I'd still like to see more negative space on the right side of the frame.

 

[Corvphotography]

frame it and put it in your house man. very well done. my dog wont sit still to save her life.

 

[I X L R 8]

Terrible. The k9's entire body is out of focus.

 

[ann]

there is a difference between filling the frame and having something in the center.

I would also like a bit more space between the eyes and the edge of the frame.

Also, I believe the body being out of focus is meant to be.

As an aside, it brings back memories of my dog as a child as it was also a Weimaraner