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Hey everyone! I'm new (not only to the website, but also to DSLR photography) and would love some ideas/critiques of my pictures. I've done some photoshopping but I'm no pro at it. I recently visited my family in PA and went picture-crazy and this is one of my favorites, but does anybody have any ideas to make it better (photoshopping now or even in pictures in the future)?
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crashxbangxx, welcome.
Not bad! I love the way the dog is looking at the camera! However I do agree that the background is a little distracting, and could be cropped out. |
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Hi crashxbangxx,
I gotta agree with the two above, I think I would crop everything but the dog. Cute shot. Keep experimenting, thats the best way to learn and improve. I have found this group to be great for feedback, ideas, and a plethera of perspectives. Enjoy!
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Hey guys, sorry this is a little late, but thanks! I cropped it like you guys said and I liked it--my only problem is that I hate to leave things half-cropped in a picture, like people in the background. Does that take away from a picture at all, or is it just me?
Kagogirl, this shot was actually really lucky for me. =] I was trying to get a shot of the people in the background and my cousin's dog just kind of showed up in the shot. Talk about good timing. Hehe. -Caley |
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Except for the lights on the side and the black spot on top, I like it the way it is. Maybe if you changed the title to "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper?"
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