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by Eagle40Fox2

Comment by Lutchenko:
Hey Chris your shot is good; I only have two comments, 1) the crop is too central for my taste, 2) I'm not keen on that much redness left in his face.

Here are a couple of very quick variations on your portrait :)


Message edited by author 2010-01-07 04:38:44.

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Comment by SEG:
I personally like the negative space. The model's face seems a bit too grainy for me though.

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Comment by sadiebird:
have you gotten any editing software yet? if you're low on cash, look at gimp (my personal fave). it's free and powerful. it's tough to learn at first but you can do quite a lot with it! :)

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Comment by bassbone:
i like the pose and the choice of 'from behind' but i am not sure about the amount of negative space above

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Comment by Paul:
Great setup = I might have liked to have seen her rotated to us a little though.

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Comment by Paul:
I like the POV here but I think the loss of edge contrast is a little problematic, especially in the top left of the image. I like the loss of focus but not the lower contrast in those areas.

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Comment by stupidcat:
i like the pose and setup here. Nicely done!

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Comment by SandyP:
Awwwwwww... now that is a CUTE portrait of that little fellow. I love the scale that having the girl holding him gives it. You can see just how little that little fellow is! :)

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Comment by Jutilda:
Quirky and unexpected - that's why I like it.

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Comment by SoulJance:
Nice shot I don't know if this should be a dog portrait or a portrait with a person and a dog. The other commenters might be right saying it is slightly too warm, though the model might have a tan so I cannot tell. I would have tried to get you model to look straight into the dogs eyes to give some extra contact and maybe tried to get the dog to look right at the camera, though that can be tough.