Show us your lab!

Will my Labradoodle do........

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love this thread, is there anyway to post photos directly from my computer or do i have to put the image on a site first?

Nevermind, found a way

Here is our lab as a puppy, his name is Demo

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Cookie, 7 year-old

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Hah, hah. Anthropomorphizing your dog.

Max Powers wrote in post #15760778

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Beans, catching some rays by Chenelster, on Flickr

Lol!

Adam Jones wrote in post #14126030
Hah, cool shot.

My friend's two Labs:

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Mary Ann by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

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031112_Ginger_02 by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

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031112_Ginger_05 by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

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031112_Ginger_13 by anthonyhelton.com, on Flickr

These are some great photos of my favorite dogs! Being just a beginner in the world of DSLR cameras and photography in general, can I ask a question? When you are taking these great pictures, are you using a tripod? The first picture is really crisp, not blurry, etc. When I've taken pictures so far they have never come out as sharp.. Any advise?

Max Powers wrote in post #15760778

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Beans, catching some rays by Chenelster, on Flickr

Cool..! Mine never let’s me do that.

Here's Warden, my youngest of four yellows, in the pool last summer. Crazy dude.

FrozenInTime wrote in post #15769206
These are some great photos of my favorite dogs! Being just a beginner in the world of DSLR cameras and photography in general, can I ask a question? When you are taking these great pictures, are you using a tripod? The first picture is really crisp, not blurry, etc. When I've taken pictures so far they have never come out as sharp.. Any advise?

Thanks and welcome! I did not use a tripod. If your photos are blurry I would recommend using a faster shutter speed to freeze any motion or prevent the effects of camera shake. I would also make sure that your camera and lens are focusing correctly. You can also use a narrower aperture (higher f-number) to increase your depth of field and bring more of the photo into focus. Hopefully that helps!

BB Snapshots wrote in post #15772585

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Love this!

To add to Anthony's post, many of the pictures here were taken with "fast" lenses, lenses with large apertures. They blur the background/foreground and make the subject stand out. Read Ben's guide as to how aperture affects an image.

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=414088

Lighting is important. Light from the side makes shadows that show texture and give the photo depth. Your photo of Goosebumps could have benefited from using an external flash bounced up and to the right (or left) allowing a faster shutter speed and showing more detail in his/her fur.

My two girls at our cottage in Ontario

Trying out the 24-70 II rental...

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