Caribbean Man
by djayk

Comment by Breeee123:
Wow, what a great shot! He really has character. The only thing I would suggest is playing with the levels to make the darks darker, and maybe cloning over the highlights on his forehead with a large, soft brush at lower opacity.

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by SandyP:
What a beautiful photo. That horse looks so bonded to Caro (I'm assuming Car's the girl, right?) I love the look of the red bows for Christmas.

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by Valdo:
Very nice and sweet. Definitely on the festivity mood ;)

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by KarenNfld:
That's very sweet.

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by bs-photos:
Very cute picture, seems they're pretty good friends :) The bows definitely work well, nice shot! :)

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by MaryO:
I love the interaction here, and the festive bows :-)

Caro and Reg resized.jpg
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Comment by tjbel05:
This is very sweet. What a beautiful christmas card it will make.

Reggae Holiday Portrait
by djayk

Comment by bood:
nice horse shot

Reggae Holiday Photo
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Comment by Jutilda:
OK - first of all I'd play with levels and/or curves, to enrich the horse's tones. The red is nice and vivid and he seems a touch "dull" in comparison. Also, play with brightness and contrast. I think with those three things, you'll have a winner!!!

old barn
by djayk

Comment by alexjack:
HI Donna, thought I'd offer my 2 cents here. I saw your Train pic and thought it was great - good eye. But some of the same problems are here too. First, there is obvious sensor dust in the photo - that needs to go. Second, the colors are drab, you need to invest in some editing software, even Elements can do wonders. Photoshop of course is best. Levels, Hue/Sat , maybe some sharpening all would help. In camera cropping is a problem, with the building on the L - that is a big distraction, the power lines on the right are too. You may want to consider a polarizing filter, the sky is very flat. Finally, here is the most important point, keep shooting, you've got a great eye, just need some work on the stuff above, which honestly is pretty easy and you'll really progress. NIce job, keep it up.

Jack