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Himalayan Mutt
10/22/2005 12:53:43 PM
Himalayan Mutt
by JonLee

Comment by mrsasta:
I love it, Just beautiful, you did a great job.
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Perspective Stomp
09/07/2005 08:42:24 AM
Perspective Stomp
by JonLee

Comment by Beetle:
WEll done! You lined this one up so well, it's almost believable!
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Concentration
09/07/2005 07:19:18 AM
Concentration
by JonLee

Comment by glad2badad:
...no, I like this angle. I think the image is well composed. I like the diagonal line created from btm left to top right that the boys form. On DPC you're going to get some heat for the exposure on the boys shirt...a tad bit hot in a couple of spots.

Have you played with this and tried a tighter crop? Isolate the main subject even more by cropping left into the arm a bit, then at the top thru the hat (maybe even past the ear)? Just a thought...hard to tell without seeing it. Of course then it might be considered too tight. Always something to consider. ;>)
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Innocence
09/07/2005 07:12:05 AM
Innocence
by JonLee

Comment by glad2badad:
You're right in that the kid is an interesting subject. The exposure on this is good, maybe a bit hot on the one cheek - tough lighting condition to get perfect. If your camera has an exposure compensation feature you might want to try dropping it down a notch or two for shots like this. It's easier to recover from slight underexposure in post-processing than overexposure. I know you didn't have a choice on the bg, but I find the number board pulls attention away from the kid. Makes me want to know what it is. The solutions may be a shallower DOF (could be tough), blur it out some, or...leave it alone. ;^) I would crop the left side just enough to lose the line of the bg wall.

Smile and keep having fun!
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Himalayan Mutt
09/04/2005 05:25:41 PM
Himalayan Mutt
by JonLee

Comment by Cutter:
those mountains are absolutely amazing. and coupled with the expression of the dog makes it sincere and memorable. if you could tweak some curves/levels of the dog and foreground, it really make it POP even more. sweet.
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Himalayan Mutt
09/04/2005 05:11:25 PM
Himalayan Mutt
by JonLee

Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
Lovely picture. Great DOF and colors.
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Gateway to the soul
09/04/2005 03:05:11 PM
Gateway to the soul
by JonLee

Comment by Jutilda:
Great reflection!! I like the eye being to the side and not straight on. Great macro.
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Himalayan Mutt
09/04/2005 03:04:41 PM
Himalayan Mutt
by JonLee

Comment by Jutilda:
Nice! I like his sweet pensive expression. Lovely mountains. Where was this taken?
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Perspective IceCream
09/04/2005 03:00:09 PM
Perspective IceCream
by JonLee

Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
What a great series of pictures. This one is my favorite of the bunch.
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