John Michael McGowan
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Hi:
I shot these this evening. He is ten weeks old.
John
I shot these this evening. He is ten weeks old.
John
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New studio shots of Cooper I shot today
- Thread starter John Michael McGowan
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi John,
At last clean non-cluttered dog pictures! This really ashows that the object of affection is the dog and it's wonderful. I really like the camera position. Good photography adapts the camera to the subject. Here we are close to the ground so the puppy is now important. I like that he has no collar on, even though we all know they normally wear them...or should. The first picture should be printed large. Is this yours or that of a happy client?
The puppy obviously is alert and looks at us with wonderful eyes. This is a hearthrob-hound. What breed is he?
Is that just one big box close on the left as there's little shadow?
Asher
At last clean non-cluttered dog pictures! This really ashows that the object of affection is the dog and it's wonderful. I really like the camera position. Good photography adapts the camera to the subject. Here we are close to the ground so the puppy is now important. I like that he has no collar on, even though we all know they normally wear them...or should. The first picture should be printed large. Is this yours or that of a happy client?
The puppy obviously is alert and looks at us with wonderful eyes. This is a hearthrob-hound. What breed is he?
Is that just one big box close on the left as there's little shadow?
Asher
John Michael McGowan
New member
Hi:
Thanks for you great comments. Cooper is ours and he is, far as we know a Basset hound mix 10 weeks old and spoiled rotten. Oh I used 2 soft boxes and a honey comb background light.
John
Thanks for you great comments. Cooper is ours and he is, far as we know a Basset hound mix 10 weeks old and spoiled rotten. Oh I used 2 soft boxes and a honey comb background light.
John
Kathy Rappaport
pro member
Love these..
These are some nice puppy shots. They can be very hard to do since they don't smile when you say cheese. He is a real cutie. They are nicely done.
The first one I like his expression but there is a bit of distraction by the pink/red from his private area for me. I'd PS the color down a bit to draw the eye back to his face. I love the third one, but the wrinkle in the background by the paw could be removed in PS. Minor nitpicks.
You nailed these shots. I hope he will be your favorite subject for many years. Too bad you can't capture the Bassett Howls on camera.
These are some nice puppy shots. They can be very hard to do since they don't smile when you say cheese. He is a real cutie. They are nicely done.
The first one I like his expression but there is a bit of distraction by the pink/red from his private area for me. I'd PS the color down a bit to draw the eye back to his face. I love the third one, but the wrinkle in the background by the paw could be removed in PS. Minor nitpicks.
You nailed these shots. I hope he will be your favorite subject for many years. Too bad you can't capture the Bassett Howls on camera.
Rocky Cookus
New member
Wow, what a magnificent job! The catch light in his eyes... He's one adorable puppy.