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Sep 15, 2011 22:49:04 #
Sep 15, 2011 22:59:50 #
Bill
I agree that is a great shot but if you could use natural light instead of a strobe you would not get that shadow.
If you crop just above that base board you can still get that beautiful white fur on its chest and with natural light you would not get that reflection in it's eyes.
Maybe backlit with a reflector in front of the dog.
It has worked for me.
I agree that is a great shot but if you could use natural light instead of a strobe you would not get that shadow.
If you crop just above that base board you can still get that beautiful white fur on its chest and with natural light you would not get that reflection in it's eyes.
Maybe backlit with a reflector in front of the dog.
It has worked for me.
Sep 15, 2011 23:47:46 #
Country's Mama wrote:
I like the original more also. I tend to like richer warmer tones.
mezeus wrote:
I kinda like thr original better. The lighting on the face was more subdued. However this is also very pretty. It really helps when your working with a naturally beautiful model.
I like the original more also. I tend to like richer warmer tones.
I have to agree the original is a better photo more natural and real, i think i have a tendancy to go bolder than needed and sometimes it bites me lol
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Jun 7, 2013 17:00:42 #
I like the photo-but a little fill flash or some kind of directional lighting would improve the image--get rid of the shadow behind the dog
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