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I Couldn't resist

LOL! I love the framing of this shot. Cute. Wonder what It would look like in B/W?

 

The fore paws are a bit brite, but overall a nice shot.

Man, you always do well with these kind of shots. Really interesting shot Wil. The bottom cobblestone does make me curious to see if it would be less distracting with a slightly tigher cropping. However, it also has the affect of making you stare at the picture longer. This could be a good thing.

WOW! Stunning models. Can I borrow them? :-) Nice shot Alec. I'd like to see just a touch more of the models face on the left, but that's a nit pick.

Love the rustic feel here Howard. I feel like i"m back in my home town. :-)

Yep. They seem to do that quicker than we are ready for. :-) Did you see the other version I did? Thanks, as always, for stoppin in.

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. I might have to play with the burning as you said.

I might try a more rustic looking version or a B/W as well. Stop back in when you get the chance. Thanks for the thoughts.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. By any chance, did you see the revided version? I'm curious for your thoughts.

After such asture observations and comments on the previous

submission, I am submitting for critique the new and hopefully

improved version. Many thanks for your thoughts and comments.

WOW! Thank you all for the comments. Ya know.. that's why I enjoy this site despite it's pitfalls. I, for some strange reason, didn't snap to the flower in front nearly as much until everyone said something. Looking at it now, I think I could easily clone it out and make this a superior shot.

 

Many thanks. Can't wait to piddle with it some more and re-submit.

Hmmm... I'm torn. LOL. It solved nothing for me to see it. hehe. I like them both. She has a captivating look. Nicely done.

Comments and Critiques appreciated.

Love it. Have you tried a version with only the eyes in color? Not that this is bad but I'd be interested in seeing one like that.

Thanks for the thoughts and comments guys. I dolike the tight crop as well. I go back and forth on which I like more.

 

Thanks for stopping in and I appreciate your time.

Per suggestions, I have cropped this one. Thoughts?

Bummed horse in the background! LOL! To funny. That makes it worth cropping just to see if it makes it better. Can't have bummed horses.

THoughts / Comments appreciated

WOW KIM! Great animal shot and I'm not a HUGE animal shot fan. Really well done and perfectly framed.

 

Joe

Very interesting shot. The clouds are particularly nice. It almost looks like paper or cloth or something. Really nice overall look.

A polarized filter to illiminate the reflection might work better. Cute shot.

Thank you both for the comments. I will have to edit out that Old Navy stuff will, you are right there.

 

Thanks Sam as well. The church was a nice touch in teh back ground I thought which is why I didn't crop it any more but looking at it again, I could shave some off.

 

Joe

Perfect weather, nice breeze, smell of fresh flowers drifting in the

air, an old classic church in the distance, and your pride and joy in

the frame; doesn't get much better than this.

Thank you each for your comments. I always enjoy capturing moments like this. The smile says it all for me in this shot. It is my favorite from the shoot.

 

Thanks agin so much for taking the time to comment.

 

I might try a touch of blur on the backgroun as suggested to see how it looks.

 

Joe

A friend of mine who I'm shooting her wedding as a gift. This is the

shot she selected from her Bridal series. Thoughts and comments welcome.