beamishfield.jpg
by LiamD2005

Comment:
First off, very sound exposure and pretty well spot on there. Excellent combination of DOF and sharpness. I agree also that the center composition doesn't make the off-screen anticipation as strong as it could be, maybe if the dog were positioned on the left third of the picture with more space on the right third really driving home "What is he looking at?" So really, the thing I personally would focus on is composition, otherwise it's pretty solid and sound. Its hard to get animals to cooperate so kudos there. Keep it up, I really like it.

~goinskiing

3 Days, 4 Hours Later (Advanced Edit)
by rmezzo

Comment:
I love the Rubick's Cube. Once upon a time I could do it under 2 minutes. Not anymore.

Good Use for Tamron Lenses
by jaxter

Comment:
I wish I had that many lenses to pull off a shot like this. =)

Jelly Tots
by Oddfrog

Comment:
I like the idea. Shots like this are tricky to execute, the main reason being is you want to eliminate shadows, especially on white boards where it will pickup the slightest shadow, usually several strategically placed (at least one sort of diffused light for evenness) lights. This shot is slightly overexposed as well. Good luck!

Natures Beauty
by psart

Comment:
I'm not seeing any foreground bokeh. The exposure is good, maybe a different perspective that included some sort of bokeh to really make the subject pop out

solitude
by shoggy

Comment:
I think the mixture of foreground and background bokeh really enhance this shot, well done, also, very pleasing to look at

November Winds
by lkn4truth

Comment:
I really like this one. I like the bright reds and I am curious to see how the "foreground bokeh purists" rate this one, good luck.

A Change Is Coming...
by patio127

Comment:
I like how you can "visualize" the feel and softness, really nice entry and cool title.

Where's the screwdriver?
by marcusvdt

Comment:
I like the entry and the lighting is really good, except the foreground is dark and distracts from rest of image, i think it may have worked better with the bottom cropped a bit and the foreground a little brighter. Good luck! =)

together
by Lore

Comment:
Watch the overexposure