Dog Appreciation Thread, post your fave dog shots here...

A friends dog . . . . and a ball.

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This our little Jack Russell, Molly. She is the absolute centre of our universe:love:. Sadly she lost her right eye to cancer a few months after I took this picture however I'm happy to say, it hasn't diminished her spirit one little bit.

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Mac7117 said:
This our little Jack Russell, Molly. She is the absolute centre of our universe:love:. Sadly she lost her right eye to cancer a few months after I took this picture however I'm happy to say, it hasn't diminished her spirit one little bit.
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She looks indefatigable and adorable. if you're on Facebook you might like to give "The touch of sight" group a look.
 
ihasa said:
She looks indefatigable and adorable. if you're on Facebook you might like to give "The touch of sight" group a look.
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Indefatigable is an understatement!!!! Unfortunately she had to endure a luxating patella and cruciate ligament repair last summer as a result of her insistence of doing everything at 200 miles per hour (makes portraits of her an absolute nightmare sometimes:banghead:). Thank you also for the "The touch of sight" suggestion. Requested to join:ty:.
 
moomike said:
If this was in reply to my post, then thank you, much appreciated Derek (y)
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I agree with him, they're great. I see you use a similar technique on a lot of the pics on your website. Trade secret? I'd love to know how you do it. ;)
 
Sky said:
I agree with him, they're great. I see you use a similar technique on a lot of the pics on your website. Trade secret? I'd love to know how you do it. ;)
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No trade secrets tbh mate, I teach Photoshop/workshops, so tend to use a lot of the same techniques - pet photography is a huge amount easier than my usual portrait style :) - much of the effect is colour grading and lighting - I could not take an assistant with me during lockdown, so these are just natural light portraits, slightly underexposed and then brought back up.

I have a youtube channel I started a short while ago - there's not much on it yet as lockdown put a hold on everything, but if you watch one of the speed edits at slower speed and then let me know if there are any particular techniques I can expand upon - I assume I can post the link here, but mods, please do feel free to remove if necessary ;)(y)

View: https://youtu.be/758JtOBOagc


Thanks for looking at my website btw, it needs a bit of an overhaul and I cannot wait for some semblence of normality so as I can get back to adding to it! Pet photo website will be up soon, so maybe I'll post an editing video when I get a minute to myself (y)
 
moomike said:
No trade secrets tbh mate, I teach Photoshop/workshops, so tend to use a lot of the same techniques - pet photography is a huge amount easier than my usual portrait style
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That's great, thanks Mike. I'm just off out with the dog for his walk before the rain hits - when I get back I shall have a look at it all. Much appreciated. :) (y)
 
moomike said:
My Dalmatian - posing like a champ (even though he's utterly sick of me pointing my camera at him during lockdown :LOL:)

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My frieds dog Daphne - she does not keep still (at all, ever!!)

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All wonderful shots but for me No2 is a bit special.
Cheers.
 
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