rose Summer Morning

Thoughts appreciated - thanks in advance, David

Very good photo. congrats...

David......... love this one, great shot! Regards.

Just love this image. The composition and the colours are fantastic - a great photo. Kind Regards Steve G

You captured a great moment...and the post work is fitting....Congrats

One of the best posed and focused models on PN. You did a great job capturing the early morning must. The dog's colors are great.

Another outstanding photo of these wonderful companions. Well done I love the highlights on the grass.

David- Nice choice using sepia. It gives a nice warm tone and really accents the dog nicely. Well done.-Jim

I like this morning atmosphera so well caught and portrait in this splendid light,best regards Radu.

Beautiful monochrome.

Great capture of a wonderful canine spirit, I bet he makes a great companion. I really like the contrast of the sharp subject and the softness of the grasses behind. You have a similar effect for Savannah Oaks which makes both pictures for me. Thanks for sharing,

Gordon

Beautiful capture of a great dog. Very well done, David, congrats.

Lovely capture ... !! Regards.

Hermosa obra, perfecta luz.

Wonderful composition, contrast and tones. regards.

David, Great photo and a Beautiful dog. Very well done. Take care. I have a Chocolate lab that would not sit that still.

Thank you all for taking the time to view this photo - and for your interesting and approving comments. I appreciate it greatly!

 

Best, David

Simply Beautiful!.....Take Care Elaine

Very nice !! 7/7 thanks for posting.

this is an excellent capture. wonderful exposure,nice composition and point of view. Well Done.

 

Cheers,

Pearl.

David,,, Great capture.. Very nice composition, colors..

Thank you Elaine, Bruce, Pearl, & Steven. Sure do appreciate your comments!

 

Best wishes, David

beautiful indeed. I might have applied some dodging and burning so that Rose stands out a bit more.

Thanks Tony. Yes I think when going back to this one I would bump up the contrast and saturation. Funny how your own perceptions change when revisited older work.

 

Best, David

 

I know what you mean.