Here, a little girl's legs shelter her new puppy.
I spoke w/ this girl at a dog park. She was very happy about the beginning of her relationship with her new little friend.
(shot this past Saturday when we had some much warmer weather... yea!)
C&C always welcome,
Carrol
I agree, this is a very nice shot. You captured this with its natural essence and that is what I like about it. Nothing fancy on anything with processing. Just a really cute shot. Very nice.
Steve R.
Jan 09, 2008 at 04:44 AM
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This is a great shot that really capture the beauty of everyday life. Technically, the focus is absolutely perfect with just the right amount of detail. Excellent work. Good luck this week,
Wonderful. Love the colors and the detail. I am not sure about the crop Looking at it, I am inclinded to want to crop off some of the space on the left. Eather way wonderful entry. Good luck.
Steve R. - Thanks so much for your comments! Glad you stopped by.
Steve S. - I appreciate your kind words; thanks!
Karen - Thanks for the comments. Funny, I DID try cropping the left and it felt too cramped to me. I tried it twice... but just couldn't do it.. it just didn't feel right after the crop... I felt they needed more space to be in... and I liked the shadow falling to that side.
thanks!
~ Carrol
Wonderful concept for the WA, Carrol and very well done. i agree with karen about the cropping making it too centered. I would suggest that you crop it tightly off the right side. Doing that is a little unorthodox :worried: because the dog's eyes look out in that direction. Usually, one wants to crop something off center so as to have the sublect looking off into the larger area. However, no one cares about the leash trailing off to the right and because it is such a solid color it just draws the viewers eyes off the photo. I tried holding up a pioece of paper to crop off the right, just behind the doggies tail and it worked a lot better for me. You could then also leave more of that shadow you like which is more diffuse so that it isn't such a visual draw. Try it and see what you think.