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Adam
arabinow Hatchling 5 posts Joined Sep 2001 More info | Sep 07, 2001 08:52 | #1 PLease go to my web gallery
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mpkirby Member 118 posts Joined Jun 2001 More info | Sep 07, 2001 12:51 | #2 I always perfer to have the image in-line.
Its a pretty dog. 1) I like the out-of-focus background. It gives it a more intimate feeling. Just the viewer and the dog. 2) The dog isn't looking at the camera, which for this pose, I think is a good thing. I might have cropped it just a little bit more on the left. (so the head of the dog was more on the right 1/3 of the frame). 3) Note the glint in the dogs eye. Its really important to have that. You might even go to the extreme of using a very soft fill flash just to get a glint reflection in the eyes. Try it sometime. Take one with a flash, and one without. If an animal doesn't have a glint in its eyes, it look dead. 4) I wonder how it would look if the shot was a little higher, and to the right, so that both of the dogs eyes were in the frame, and there was a little less slobber in the frame. Mike
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Sep 07, 2001 14:12 | #3 how did you put the pic in the message??
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AVL_ Mostly Lurking 17 posts Joined Jun 2001 More info | Sep 08, 2001 06:34 | #4 arabinow wrote: how did you put the pic in the message?? I tried but it didnt work? thanks
(without any spaces, of course).
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