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There is wonderful detail here. I like this shot
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Great shot that you have captured here and love how he is bewteen the two posts.....Some nice DOF happening as well in this one.....
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Awww - great looking little dog. Great finish also - especially for a Free Study!
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Very fresh looking petportrait, nice framed :)
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Nice finish. Love that pooch's face!!
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Great shot of A - how'd you get him to stay that still?
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Originally posted by kirsty_mcn:
looking lovely. Congrats on the PB, you've overtaken your daughter at last.
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looking lovely. Congrats on the PB, you've overtaken your daughter at last.
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What a great photo, I love all of the details, great colors. 8
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Awwwww. . .what a cute portrait! He is precious! I think maybe compositionally, cropping out the left post may have enhanced the composition a little -- but I really love this anyway. Nice lighting and colors. Good eye connection :)
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The light, composition and excellent detail really propel this past all the common pet snaps often seen on DPC. Great job!
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Love the light in this, very cute photo
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Nice warm colors & a great portrait!
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Really, really well done. HUGE "AH" factor. 10
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This is a great portrait shot! Very cleanly processed!
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Cute little doggy. He is framed perfectly by the two fence posts.
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This portrait of this beautiful dog exemplifies wonderful clarity, detail, and framing of the subject matter. 9.
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What a cute dog! I like the border. My favorite thing about this picture is that the texture and lines of the curled fur near the dog's neck are continued in the wood.
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A fine job - beautiful detail.
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Excellent textures and focus - and heck of a cute doggie!
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