Pet

Snappy99 · 16th April 2008

Pic of my friend pet

raptor84 · 18th April 2008

For the first one its a nice contrast between the dog and grass but the composition is not very appealing as the dog is looking towards the right side of the frame where its kinda 'cramped'. Alos as the dog is black and the brighter parts are on the grass behind it causes the dog to be underexposed and the bright patches draw attention away form the dog. In a situation like this you might wanna use the fill flash to bring out the shadow detail of the dogs black coat.

As for the bunny i prefer the first one as you can see the entire ear. Would be better with a lower POV to eliminate the white patch in the b/g too

Snappy99 · 18th April 2008

hi raptor ..thank for the comment, will take note .. cheer and enjoy your week end

16th April 2008	#1
Snappy99 Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 332	Pet Pic of my friend pet

18th April 2008	#2
raptor84 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,282	Re: Pet For the first one its a nice contrast between the dog and grass but the composition is not very appealing as the dog is looking towards the right side of the frame where its kinda 'cramped'. Alos as the dog is black and the brighter parts are on the grass behind it causes the dog to be underexposed and the bright patches draw attention away form the dog. In a situation like this you might wanna use the fill flash to bring out the shadow detail of the dogs black coat. As for the bunny i prefer the first one as you can see the entire ear. Would be better with a lower POV to eliminate the white patch in the b/g too __________________ Pet Portrait Portfolio Stock Photos for sale

18th April 2008	#3
Snappy99 Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 332	Re: Pet hi raptor ..thank for the comment, will take note .. cheer and enjoy your week end