Group IV

It's quite a challenge to get these 4 very active pointers to sit still for a

moment. Their attention here was split into 4 different directions, long

enough for a shot or two.

 

Critique and comments welcome!

 

Regards, David

I can imagine how difficult this was to do but you've managed very well in my opinion. The dog sitting up makes the picture for me, I'm not so keen on the concrete they are posed on, maybe a patch of grass would have been better, just a small niggle. Regards, DM.

Perfect! That is one handsome crew and you've done a wonderful job capturing all the fine details... Excellent... Mike

 

 

It is so interesting to see expression each of one,so different and say so much,best regards Radu.

Wonderful portrait. Regards.

Nnice portrait! I have to give credit to the dogs though. They did a great job as well as you.

Excellent portrait! Very beautiful dogs, in case they re your, compliments!

superb execution, what a detail! thanks for sharing

Thanks to all for taking the time to comment - and, yes - I always give my models most of the credit!

Having a pack of my own I can appreciate the challenge of getting a group of dogs to cooperate. This is excellent. Beautiful dogs. Best wishes.

Excellent!

I like the portrait and the different looks of each dog. Well done indeed. BR Hannu

Thanks for taking the time to comment Jim, Hannu, & Ovidiu - much appreciated!

 

Best,

David

A very good dog image... I like the composition very much... The colors and light fits great to the dogs coats .. Great work...

 

All my best, Jill

Thanks Jill - I value your opinion as always.

 

Best,

David

David, this really is quite an accomplishment. I know how energenic Pointers are, but they are great dogs. This is so well done, a beautiful portrait. I love it. All the best.

I was just sitting here looking at this pic and thinking, "man, he sure has some calm, collective pointers", then I read your critique request comment. Now it all makes more sense.:) It really is a very nice shot with the positions of the dogs and them looking in all different directions. Normally I would find something like the downed tree a little distracting, but with the angle of it, I think it improves the shot.

Thank you very much for your thoughts Linda and Scott. I appreciate the feedback, and enjoy your photos as well.

 

Best,

David