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Hello!
I took a few pictures of my dogs, and these two pictures attached below are my favorite that I took. I was wondering how I could make them look more professional, I guess? Does anyone have any tips, comments, suggestions, or questions?
Thank you for taking the time to help me out! I truly appreciate it!
(The photo of the white dog is honestly my favorite picture I have taken so far)Hi @abigail-ann! Great question! Could you try uploading your photos again to see if they come through? Be sure they are in the JPG format and less than 7 MB in size. If you need help figuring out how to do that, let us know!
Yay, @abigail-ann, you got them uploaded! You have some beautiful dogs 😀 And both photos were taken at a lovely time of day – so great job there!
Could you articulate some of the things that you like the most about the photo of your white dog? That would be fun to hear!
Thank you!
What I like most about the picture of the white dog (her name is Lacey) is that the camera was angled from behind, and so her ear was out of focus, but her nose is in focus, and the background is blurry. I really like how it’s unique and it gives the idea of a watchful dog, I guess. I’m not sure, but I just really like it 😀That’s great, @abigail-ann. It’s good to try and analyze what makes us like or dislike things in photos!
Here are the aspects I like about the photo:
– It’s taken at a creative angle! It can be good to think outside the box when finding angles to take pictures at.
– There’s distinct foreground, middleground, and background in the photo. So, there’s depth.
– The foreground and background are blurry, which is artistic!
– The lighting is good. No harsh shadows, and nice golden light in the background.When I first saw the photo, it took me a second to figure out what the ear was, and although the angle is creative, it makes me want to see the dog’s face, not just her nose! 🙂 So, with that in mind, I can see room for improvement there. I wonder what other creative photos you could take of her that would include the elements that I mentioned, but that shows her face more distinctly, thereby telling a clearer “story” with your photo.
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