dogs and pp

Well Kay, you sure started something! I took a picture of one of our dogs (Still playing around with the new lens), didn't like the background and then couldn't resist the temptation. So I went and watched some of the video tutorials. I did the popping colours one and the dodge and burn. Maybe a bit too enthousiastically and I should do it more carefully (this is a bit quick and dirty), but I really like it and I'm sure I'm going to use these techniques a lot! Thanks again! Great fun!

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well i love it sooooooooooooooo sharp and good colour


love it love it


james

Thanks James! I must say, I love this lens.

what lens have you got

james

This picture was taken with a Tamron 28-75 2.8. I've only had it since Wednesday, but it really is nice.

I noticed all the EXIF have disappeared Saved it in PSE and then teh data get wiped unfortunately.

Thx Gareth. He's had a lousy life in Spain for about 10 years and we adopted him a year ago and are trying to give him some fun during his remaning years. He's a lovely, little, cuddly fellow with a mind of his own. The awkward teeth are due to malnutrition as a puppy.

Ha Ha!! Glad I did Lidy, otherwise we may not have got to see your gorgeous little dog! What a cutie, lovely photo, and such a heartwarming story that you have rescued him.

Methinks he's landed on his paws now!