Tessa

Experimenting with lighting. Next time I'll use a backdrop and not the wall.

Any suggestions. I need to learn more about lighting

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Beauty

Only thing I'd do is clone out the collar.

^^ +1
Great shot

Beautiful dog. How is she doing? She is the one that got hurt isn't she?

Thanks everyone. And SJC thanks for asking about her. Yes she did. She is doing A LOT better than expected. She has a big ball at her joint, the vet said that's her tendon balled up. But it looks like it's also scarring as she's getting some bumps along the tendon now, that I can only assume is scar tissue forming. Her tendon is no longer smooth like the one on her right leg.

She can walk and run now. A lot of times she'll still kinda hop on 3 legs, but more and more she's walking normal. I'm really happy about it.

Nice shot Abby! I like the color you captured in her eyes. I'm glad she's recovering from her injury

I have a black dog (well, tri-color) and it is definitely a challenge to get the right exposure, sharpness, etc. I have found the best lighting technique has been bouncing my flash off the ceiling - lights very evenly when done right and keeps your image balanced.

Samples:

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abbypanda wrote in post #15600815
Thanks everyone. And SJC thanks for asking about her. Yes she did. She is doing A LOT better than expected. She has a big ball at her joint, the vet said that's her tendon balled up. But it looks like it's also scarring as she's getting some bumps along the tendon now, that I can only assume is scar tissue forming. Her tendon is no longer smooth like the one on her right leg.

She can walk and run now. A lot of times she'll still kinda hop on 3 legs, but more and more she's walking normal. I'm really happy about it.

So glad to read she is doing better.