Stephan Gomes Higuti
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Hello guys, I'm a rookie level photographer, just want to get some feedbacks.
Please, dont take it easy. haha
Please, dont take it easy. haha
First time sharing photos!
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I can't say there's much for me to comment. I like the shots. Especially the style you processed (or whatever you did) the first two. Very nice.
Since nice doesn't help much, let's comment.
The only thing I might have done different is pulled a bit more detail out of shadows in the B&W shot. Now some dogs are almost lost in them. It doesn't need to be much; just enough to pull the bigger dog in.
Since nice doesn't help much, let's comment.
The only thing I might have done different is pulled a bit more detail out of shadows in the B&W shot. Now some dogs are almost lost in them. It doesn't need to be much; just enough to pull the bigger dog in.
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Stephan Gomes Higuti
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Thank you, I processed those shots using Lightroom, where I'm beginner as well, took some hours to do that, but practice is the way, isn't?
Thank you, I processed those shots using Lightroom, where I'm beginner as well, took some hours to do that, but practice is the way, isn't?
LR is a nice program but it takes some time to know every function and it takes even more to know how to use them well. I still discover better methods each day.
Maybe you can adjust the shadows of the third shot a bit to show more of the big dog in the B&W or lightly brush some parts using the adjustment brush and then increase the values locally. I added my comment to the first reply because I only noticed afterwards there is a seventh dog in the shot. The big one I overlooked.
sonicbuffalo_RIP
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Thank you, I processed those shots using Lightroom, where I'm beginner as well, took some hours to do that, but practice is the way, isn't?
You've got to train those dogs to smile for the camera!
Stephan Gomes Higuti
Senior Member
Yes, I'll try it, I used brush for the contrast and other adjustments in the wall and to get tha background dark.
Gonna try in the big dog.
Tkz!
Stephan Gomes Higuti
Senior Member
You've got to train those dogs to smile for the camera!
haha, those dogs are from a NGO who helps homelesses dogs and give them to adoption. I'm trying to help them with the photos, It's kinda my first work.
sonicbuffalo_RIP
Senior Member
You're a good man for helping those dogs!:star:
Stephan Gomes Higuti
Senior Member
Thank you, just feels good doing it.
Lovin Our Life
Senior Member
All good shots, I like #3 the best, really nice comp. Only thing I would say is #1 is a bit washed out for me, harsh light will do that.
dennybeall
Senior Member
Nice. Like the first one the best. As others have said the last one could be a bit brighter to bring out some detail
In the second one - consider removing the fuzzy object behind the dog.
In the second one - consider removing the fuzzy object behind the dog.