My Introduction

[Ijustwant1]

Hi Dave and welcome to Nikonites! I like your style, I think your going to have fun here, I have learnt so much from my friends here, by the way now you need a 50mm f/1.8G Cheers

 

[wud]

Hello fellow dog photographer and sleddog fan! Nice to meet you I got 2 Samoyeds guys.

Your dog is beautiful and great images. Looking forward too see more from you.


- thaaaanks guys for @ me and your sweet comments.





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[DraganDL]

Welcome! Good photos, except for the first one - it needs more blurring of the background and/or vignetting in order to avoid those branches attracting viewer's attention.

 

[Dave Perkins]

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome
@wud - Your photos are lovely!!
@DraganDL - Thank you, I will keep that in mind when taking any 'busy' photos in the future

 

[Deezey]

Welcome to Nikonites! We have a great group here. Looks like you will fit right in.

I get the feeling you will love the pet portrait thread!

 

[Scott Murray]

Great shots, I used to have a husky (named Samara after the city in Siberia) now she is always with me on my right shoulder. I took 4 yrs designing a tattoo I was happy with they stuffed up the feet so now I need to work out how to fix it.

 

[Scott Murray]

Welcome! Good photos, except for the first one - it needs more blurring of the background and/or vignetting in order to avoid those branches attracting viewer's attention.

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome
@wud - Your photos are lovely!!
@DraganDL - Thank you, I will keep that in mind when taking any 'busy' photos in the future

I disagree with @DraganDL as it offers enough OOF in the background to still show the surroundings. Its great to get a sense of the outdoors with a photo which this does. But maybe a tighter crop will work

 

[donaldjledet]

Welcome nice photos.
A few years back a girl friend of mine. Had two Great Danes and of course a siberian husky.


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