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05/27/2004 09:08:53 AM |
your photograph came up in a thread where we put in random image numbers, so, today is your lucky day! :)
I remember this image. I really like how they are looking in opposite directions from each other. Tells your point nicely.
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06/09/2002 09:13:00 PM |
| I thought it was "Yin Yang" but ok |
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06/09/2002 08:42:00 PM |
| Idea is good; needs more contrast and sharper focus; also move right to use bricks as background to eliminate sticks(?) and trees behind dog on right. |
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06/09/2002 04:19:00 PM |
| Funny interpretation of yin & yang. Wish the focus was a little better and the background a little less distracting. |
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06/08/2002 03:00:00 PM |
| Great job with tough models :) I'd like this picture more if it were sharper and maybe if the dogs stood apart from the background better. A shallower depth of field or maybe just a levels adjustment could accomplish this. |
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06/06/2002 02:14:00 AM |
| Nice idea, but feels too much like a snapshot. |
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06/05/2002 04:32:00 PM |
| Nice set-up. Either you are extremely lucky, or those are two obedient dogs! The brightness in the upper left is a bit too much, I think. |
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06/04/2002 07:35:00 PM |
| Please take the pole out of Yang's head. |
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06/04/2002 03:34:00 PM |
| I like the way their head are looking different directions. I think though if the poles and sign were out of the way I'd like it more. |
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06/04/2002 06:51:00 AM |
| Need more focus. If its an attempt at "soft focus" I don' t like it. |
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06/04/2002 02:55:00 AM |
| If only one dog knew how to do a headstand! Funny idea! |
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06/04/2002 02:51:00 AM |
| Hard to tell, but I think the lighting might have been flat on the day you were shooting. The image has been given adequate contrast overall, but the whites have mostly been soaked up by the wall in the bg, leaving the dogs looking a bit flat. Possibly some camera shake or a focus issue, as well. Most of the time, B/W needs to be tack sharp. |
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06/04/2002 12:30:00 AM |
| How did you get them to pose like that ? |
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06/03/2002 11:42:00 PM |
| Interesting photo... I believe the focus on this one is a bit too soft for my taste.. I like to see detail on animals... |
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06/03/2002 10:19:00 PM |
| nice pose it needs alittle more clarity on the tan dog's face |
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06/03/2002 03:37:00 PM |
| Love your title. Fun shot. Creative pair. |
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06/03/2002 03:30:00 PM |
| I would have liked a little crisper focus. I like the composition. |
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06/03/2002 02:44:00 PM |
| If I must see a snapshot of the family pet could it please be in focus. An old teacher once told me to avoid kids and pets because they are very special to you but to your viewers they are just another dog. This is a great photo for your family album. Sorry i am not trying to be the pri... I'm sure you think I am. |
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06/03/2002 01:17:00 PM |
| The image seems real hazy, though a definitely nice catch. Auto-Levels can fix your haze right up. |
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06/03/2002 12:39:00 PM |
| Funny, especially with the title, but unfortunately, looks too much like a snapshot: not quite sharp, horizon not level, pole coming out of dogs head. |
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06/03/2002 09:55:00 AM |
| Nice shot but it is out of focus quite a bit dont you think? |
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06/03/2002 07:52:00 AM |
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06/03/2002 05:54:00 AM |
| Little blury, great shot though. |
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