When I heard the topic of this challenge the first thing I thought of was color blind, then how a dog is color blind. I set up my mother with a piece of cookie on a fork and placed the camera in the position of our dog Sandy to get the shot.
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At first I didn't get it, I thought you were making a comment on the guy. Now I do :-) it's a dog's point of view, which is interesting. However the photo itself is not extremely attractive to me. The contrast is the firs thing that gets me, as everything looks pretty much the same grey. Also this angle is not particularly flattering. I would have suggested cropping more off the left side, maybe to the other side of the far doorway?
an interesting idea. this time we have switched perspectives so it is the dog taking the portrait of the human. :) photographically, it's well done. the only place it could use some work is in the levels adjustment to increase the contrast of the shades
The dog is a great photographer. He has s a nice soft focus but he could have cropped out most of the left side looking at his photo. He shouldn't have cropped off the top of your head. It is a portrait of you that he took. Remind him you are the subject, not what's on the table. That's what he wants. But I'd still give him a 7 for his photo, possible an 8. PTL
interesting idea, but this picture doesn't seem very visually appealing to me. The background (which makes up much of the shot) is uninteresting and somewhat distracting. The facial expression is good. I'm not sure if a dog's perspective was the best choice for a portrait shot, but I'll credit you for being more unique than most entries. 5
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