My old lady & her dog.

i had a funnier idea for the title but decided against it...

second one lacks somthing......dunno mabey its just me.

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she know you call her ole lady? LOL

we had one of those dogs ( don't want to fumble spelling hererere!!!) and it drove me crazy! It literally ate the step off my porch in one night. And yes we fed her... we thought we were rescuing her from a friend and I soon found out why they got rid of her... I know they are just beautiful and great dogs- we just didn't have the time to train her.

I'm sure thats more than you wanted to know here!

and as above, does she know you call her ol lady! lol!

Beautiful Weimaraner.
However, regarding the third image, portraits made with angle lenses are very rarely, if ever, flattering

Pinto wrote in post #2253859
Beautiful Weimaraner.
However, regarding the third image, portraits made with angle lenses are very rarely, if ever, flattering

belive it or not that was the kit lens on # 3

pushrod wrote in post #2253893
belive it or not that was the kit lens on # 3

Yes but it still doesn't work..at least for me.

I think all the branches take away from the 2nd one, and maybe a little bit of the first. There does seem to be a lot going on with the background.

pushrod wrote in post #2252328
second one lacks somthing......dunno mabey its just me.

In #2 - it's cropped too wide, bring in one side or the other and get the lady and dog out of the center. Another reason why this one may not be working for you is her left leg - looks awkward and, if it were my leg, very painful.

pushrod wrote in post #2253893
belive it or not that was the kit lens on # 3

Yes, the kit lens at 18mm.