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Just popped to Gt Yarmouth for a walk on the beach and took this pic of Baxter our Bulldog.
I thought I'd try some different angles of the old boy and I think it worked well.
Please tell me what you think.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 350D |
| Lens: | Sigma DC 18-200 OS |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Baxter on the Beach |
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| Uploaded: | 9 Mar 2008 - 5:46 PM |
| Tags: | Baxter, Beach, Bulldog, Close-up / macro, Dog, Landscape / travel, Pets / captive animals |
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Comments
I like this as a portrait - real character. I've had a go at a modification too - my first!
Brett
Looking again......maybe you could clone out the black speck in top left corner (dust/bird?)
Steve
I like Neil's gritty version. I'd guess the speck in the top left is a gull. Living in the same area their more of a problem than dust on the sensor - seagulls on the sensor are a real blight!
Brett
Cheers guys
Steve/Brett yes that is a seagull I hadn't noticed it until you pointed it out.
Neil is it possible toi get a copy of your changes a GM loves it and want a hard copy.
GD
This is a superb portrait taken at a great angle. That is one mean, ruffty-tuffty look he's giving there.
Suse
The gritty mod by neil0968 is very fitting too.
That is one mean, ruffty-tuffty look he's giving there.
If only he was
He's a big old softy and as he's getting old now I'll have to take more pic before it's to late:-(
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