Because, I am too busy and too lazy. A lethal combo, which pretty much has me just trying to be caught up completely by Tuesday so I can play some Call of Duty like a huge geek.

In any case, an e-session from this weekend:
(considered backlogging some stuff from the past few months, but realized I am not as cool as Hassas.)

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I love 6 and 8. Dog's ears are priceless.

1 has a crop residual in the top right. You may want to take 11 out, she is not going to like that one.
Some fun shots in this series.
I think 6 is pretty cool, lots of negative space, which I am a fan of.
Love that bridge in number 2, I like how you incorporated the couple into the scene.

I agree - #11 she has chin hairs.
I would like to see shallower DOF on most of these shots.

Get ready to be owned:

xboxlive: samsauce

<~~~has prestige edition with nightvision googles


Oh the shots are cool too.

~Sam

Miker Reid wrote:
1 has a crop residual in the top right....


I'll bet that's not residue. Looks like the bottom of the bridge.


Just to be Word Cop Of The Minute...... Residual is payments (to an actor or writer) for each rerun of a TV program or film. Residue is what is left over.

6 & 9 are beautiful...esp 6!

2 is my favorite, love the dogs ears.

Thanks, peeps. Mike, the Crop in number one is a little weird with the top of the bridge there. I just didn't like how tight the crop was if I cut out the top all together.

Also, I've come around on the issues with 11, and have actually decided that I might pluck it from the blog until I buy some time to PS it.

Sam, you're on. Xbox Live: Zombies8MyMom. I'll add you next time I'm on.

Sam Hassas wrote:
Get ready to be owned:

xboxlive: samsauce

<~~~has prestige edition with nightvision googles


Oh the shots are cool too.

~Sam

What's a nightvision google? Does that mean you can do internet searches in complete darkness?

Very nice shots too, btw. That dog just looks like it wants to break into a sprint.

Jason

that is a blue weimaraner it is the sweetness
I have two silver gray ones
probably the best type of dog to photograph
got to see a william wegman exhibit at OSU of all the weims and it was awesome. to be able to train them to do what he had them do is beyond me, the damn things never stop moving ever. your shot of the dog sitting is a typical weim pose with its head cocked to the side looking very aloof and bored.
pictures are great
Doug

8 + 10 = WIN

#6 has everything right. Especially the relaxed posing. Loved it.

#6 does it for me. I think she looks very happy and so into him. could be used as stock