Rather unusual shoot this weekend

Maggedy · Apr 17, 2010

But something there is definitely a market for at my local dog park. This lovely lady is a friend whose dog is aging and she wanted some pictures before he got too old. We picked a gorgeous azalea garden (no charge of course - portfolio building). How do you think they turned out? I really hope she will be happy with them.

Eventer · Apr 17, 2010

Love them!!

The only thing I would change is the grass in the foreground of the 2nd picture? i dont like how its covering the dog. But thats The only thing.
Other than that I like them heaps

KAikens318 · Apr 17, 2010

I really love number 3, it shows the bond between them. Number 4 is really sweet too.

The colors are great in number 2 but I wish you could see a little more of the dog without the blades of grass in the way.

Other than that great job!

slowstr8fastturns · Apr 17, 2010

Great photos

They will be great when the dog passes on.And she has these to remember.

g-fi · Apr 17, 2010

I think they're really lovely! It's too bad you couldn't get a little more eye contact from the dog, but I'm sure the owner will love them and that's what matters! I think you've found a good niche, make the most of it right away!!

Josh220 · Apr 17, 2010

Eventer said:
Love them!!
The only thing I would change is the grass in the foreground of the 2nd picture? i dont like how its covering the dog. But thats The only thing.
Other than that I like them heaps

X2

Great shots, and a great thing to do for a friend (even if it helps your portfolio).

I won't even critique anything about them because these shots will be so sentimental to her, no minor details will matter.

If you do anything like this again, have the owner bring the dog's favorite toy or treats so you can get it's attention. It'll help you get the dogs eyes in more shots.