Jason C Doss
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Here's a couple of my favorite dog, Emmett. He's the greatest dog I've ever seen, and I'm a vet and I see lots of dogs. 
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Emmett!!
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Asher Kelman
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At last, a dog in a really great setting, unless I've missed one. Did I?
I didn't see the point of the first picture when you can produce pictures like the second one.
The first picture has major compositional problems, IMHO. The subject is the dog, but really it is lost in the incomplete landscape. Now there is magic there, but I'll come back to that.
The second picture, however, is much more captivating right away and has a subject: the dog, more so, a wet one. Ahah! so now I have to go back to the first picture.
What to do. Just my way of looking at things, I am going to crop the first image to show two parts. The water and the dog. Essentially, we perhaps ask now, "How they might interact?"
Now I like them both and the first with detail in the water would look very nice on my wall!
Asher
BTW, how did you do the B&W conversion and did the dog approve?
I didn't see the point of the first picture when you can produce pictures like the second one.
The first picture has major compositional problems, IMHO. The subject is the dog, but really it is lost in the incomplete landscape. Now there is magic there, but I'll come back to that.
The second picture, however, is much more captivating right away and has a subject: the dog, more so, a wet one. Ahah! so now I have to go back to the first picture.
What to do. Just my way of looking at things, I am going to crop the first image to show two parts. The water and the dog. Essentially, we perhaps ask now, "How they might interact?"
Now I like them both and the first with detail in the water would look very nice on my wall!
Asher
BTW, how did you do the B&W conversion and did the dog approve?
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Now back to the picture and how you chose to show it, could you add this and the original color picture to this thread, and explain why you went for black and white and when did you make that decision.
At the time of taking the shot or afterward to rescue the picture of just because.....?
http://www.openphotographyforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=920
This would be most helpful.
Asher
At the time of taking the shot or afterward to rescue the picture of just because.....?
http://www.openphotographyforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=920
This would be most helpful.
Asher