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Ozzy
Uploaded on: September 3, 2008
One more from my series i did of my dogs with the 50mm prime.
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photoprof has offered this critique,
What a loveable face. With a 400 ISO and a 1/1600 shutter speed this was either taken in very poor lighting conditions or the dog was active and moving and you felt you needed to freeze the action. Your EXIF doesn’t show what aperture setting yo used but, if possible, I would recommend a smaller aperture to try and get just a little more depth of field in this image. While the eyes are sharply focused, the canine and lower front teeth seem a little soft and the ears are well out of focus.The out of focus body is not a problem and, in fact, can be considered a good treatment for this background element. The framing and composition is otherwise fine.
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Lover1969 says,
Gosh, I just love this dog!!! Bulldogs are awesome dogs!!! They are so comical. Love this shot! I think your DOF is just fine but that’s just my opinion. You focused right where you needed to, the eyes!!! Excellent job!
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Kaitlynmarie says,
thanks lover! :) He is definitely very comical. I was really playing with the super wide aperture of this lens, so i didn’t mind his snout being a bit soft, however i can see where it might be a better sellable shot if it wasn’t soft but in sharp focus. Thanks for your feedback guys :)