First animal shot

greenarrow2k4 · 1st May 2005

This is my first shot on a 3 months old beagle.

Comments appreciated.

HeWolf · 1st May 2005

- Keep the background clean (e.g. eliminate the ball, bowl, pipe, etc)

- keep your camera low, at least to the eyelevel of the subject.

- Do it when your subject is awak.

~Arcanic~ · 2nd May 2005

if this is just a casual snap, then nothing much to say (cute doggie though)

otherwise, hewolf has mentioned a few good points there.

just to add on a bit, would be nicer if the doggy is looking more or less at ur direction too.

denniskee · 2nd May 2005

Color is not good, the differnece of brown between dog & floor too small. Almost blends into the floor.

Not the best of place to shoot la, in the toilet.

1st May 2005	#1
greenarrow2k4 Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Northern Singapore Posts: 64	First animal shot This is my first shot on a 3 months old beagle. Comments appreciated.

2nd May 2005	#4
denniskee Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: bukit batok Posts: 4,214	Color is not good, the differnece of brown between dog & floor too small. Almost blends into the floor. Not the best of place to shoot la, in the toilet. __________________ photography makes one sees things from all angles.

1st May 2005	#2
HeWolf Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Punggol 21 Posts: 397	- Keep the background clean (e.g. eliminate the ball, bowl, pipe, etc) - keep your camera low, at least to the eyelevel of the subject. - Do it when your subject is awak.

2nd May 2005	#3
~Arcanic~ Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Westy Posts: 2,688	if this is just a casual snap, then nothing much to say (cute doggie though) otherwise, hewolf has mentioned a few good points there. just to add on a bit, would be nicer if the doggy is looking more or less at ur direction too.