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Qua-Bubbles
12/23/2002 12:49:24 PM
Qua-Bubbles
by rogerspaul

Comment by bamaster:
The focus seems soft but it's so hard to tell... makes me squint.
Flying Dog
12/21/2002 04:41:22 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by karmat:
CRITIQUE CLUB CRITIQUE
by Karmat

(This one did not appear to be assigned to anyone, so since I have a few minutes, I figured I could do it! Hope it is helpful)

Composition -- This subject works well for the challenge, and you have done an excellent job panning the shot so that dog is primarily in focus and the surrounding background is not. This makes the dog look like he is running very quickly, indeed. The angle of the dog in the frame (running diagonally from right to left) is okay, but I think if there could have been more "empty space" in front of him, it would have given him more room to run "into."

Technique -- You have done an excellent job with the lighting here, as it looks exposed correctly to me. The focus is also good, though for my personal taste, I think a sharper focus on his nose (right now it seems to be on his front 'shoulders') or head would have made it more powerful. The colors are good, as it is obviously outside, and i like the way his collar gives just a hint of red.

Overall effect -- I think you chose a subject that many people can relate to, and I think you photographed it well. In reading your other comments, the picture size seemed too small for some of the viewers. Was this done intentionally? Be sure to take advantage of the size requirements, and unless done to "salvage" (cropping the highway just in front of him, or the cat chasing him [my cat used to terrify my beagle]), it seems to be better to use a larger photo. Technically, and compositionally, it is a good picture, it just seems to lack that little extra "umph" that would have most people give you a 6 or more instead of a 5. Just some things to think about -- when you get ready to shot a picture, take one from where you are, then change your position. Always try to get a different angle than the viewer is expecting. Obviously, with a running dog it is difficult, if not impossible, but that fact would have really helped the picture with its mass appeal. Good work, overall, and I look forward to seeing more of it.

Karmat
A Publisher's Gift
12/16/2002 11:58:50 AM
A Publisher's Gift
by rogerspaul

Comment by bamaster:
For some reason the photo looks grainy and choppy... resizing issues? Dunno.
Flying Dog
12/15/2002 04:48:37 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by chrysalis:
Good shot. Keeping up with the dog makes this work.
Flying Dog
12/15/2002 04:18:56 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by Turbotech:
Is this Buddy the Beagal. If it is I do not think he is going to take last with this shot.
Flying Dog
12/14/2002 11:09:40 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by KarenB:
decent pan shot!
Flying Dog
12/13/2002 10:00:45 AM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by Gracious:
Poochie's face is welll focused and the rest shows movement. Good job!
Flying Dog
12/12/2002 09:48:44 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by Slimharpo:
hhmmmmm not bad
Flying Dog
12/11/2002 10:48:02 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by ChrisW123:
Nice cropping... get a better score for that. :)
Flying Dog
12/11/2002 08:38:03 PM
Flying Dog
by rogerspaul

Comment by Jacko:
Good job. Real good pan shot. Why so small on the image? Good luck. Jacko 7
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