Little Lost Dog
Nov 14, 2015 20:41:06 #
I'm continuing my efforts at framing as taught with painstaking patience by Snap Shot (Bill). He spent hours with me even tho' we are in different time zones and I probably woke him up. :shock: My notes were crap when I went back to try it on my own but I wanted him to see that I'm persevering. :D
Little lost dog
playing in the rain
Nov 14, 2015 21:15:34 #
Nov 14, 2015 22:26:53 #
#1 is wonderful, Carla! So much charm and emotion - a delicate tiny dog all alone among the big, scary trees. Composition is super, the contrast of dark tones with the pop of white is perfect.
Oh, and the frame is nice too :)
Oh, and the frame is nice too :)
Nov 14, 2015 22:33:52 #
Well done, Carla! The first is a fairy tale just waiting to happen. And the closer second shot is a honey, very appealing. Good work, and nice job on the framing!
Nov 15, 2015 06:04:18 #
These are two excellent shots!!...we could make up many different scenarios looking at them...fear, loneliness, abandonment...great work!
Nov 15, 2015 07:33:02 #
carlysue wrote:
I'm continuing my efforts at framing as taught with painstaking patience by Snap Shot (Bill). He spent hours with me even tho' we are in different time zones and I probably woke him up. :shock: My notes were crap when I went back to try it on my own but I wanted him to see that I'm persevering. :D
Nice work, Carlysue, Bill is a good teacher, I know from working with him many hours myself, and you are doing quite nicely yourself. Well done.
Nov 15, 2015 07:49:16 #
Carla, you've done yourself proud! Both photos are keepers!
Keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work!
Nov 15, 2015 07:50:57 #
Nov 15, 2015 08:16:56 #
Nov 15, 2015 08:20:53 #
Both pictures are nice. The first image, with the dog looking out of the frame, seems to reinforce the "Lost Dog" feeling. The framing are a nice addition.
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Nov 15, 2015 09:31:56 #
Nov 15, 2015 09:36:28 #
carlysue wrote:
I'm continuing my efforts at framing as taught with painstaking patience by Snap Shot (Bill). He spent hours with me even tho' we are in different time zones and I probably woke him up. :shock: My notes were crap when I went back to try it on my own but I wanted him to see that I'm persevering. :D
Quite nice, "Lost Dog" reinforces that sometimes you need to bend the rule of thirds. :thumbup:
Nov 15, 2015 12:50:05 #
AzPicLady wrote:
The second one is very cute.
He is,isn't he. Hard to be angry with such a sorrowful look.
Nov 15, 2015 12:52:40 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
#1 is wonderful, Carla! So much charm and emotion - a delicate tiny dog all alone among the big, scary trees. Composition is super, the contrast of dark tones with the pop of white is perfect.
Oh, and the frame is nice too :)
Oh, and the frame is nice too :)
thank you for looking and commenting,Linda. I always value your opinions. I appreciate that you got the "charm and emotion", I find I like having an emotional impact in images.
Nov 15, 2015 12:54:54 #
Treepusher wrote:
Well done, Carla! The first is a fairy tale just waiting to happen. And the closer second shot is a honey, very appealing. Good work, and nice job on the framing!
Your opinions mean so much to me,Randy. Thank you for looking and commenting. If I can ever really get this framing thing down, maybe I'll try your techniques on doggie portraits. Of course this one would need a bath first...
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