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Mado
Registered: Jan 14, 2008
Total Posts: 1186
Country: Canada

8000 feet. Idaho lookout, B.C.



paulhodson
Registered: Jul 22, 2003
Total Posts: 12651
Country: United Kingdom

Bit too dark for me (and the light on the knee is a problem I think.)



Young Joo
Registered: Apr 15, 2007
Total Posts: 254
Country: United States

I like the composition but your main subject is "hiding" in the shadow.



pilles
Registered: Jul 20, 2003
Total Posts: 5240
Country: United States

Now that is a dynamic picture!



chandler1m
Registered: Mar 28, 2008
Total Posts: 19
Country: United States

awesome composition



craigss
Registered: Jun 22, 2008
Total Posts: 39
Country: United Kingdom

he needs to be sitting on the first step... some models are so inconsiderate



liamh
Registered: Jul 24, 2005
Total Posts: 1977
Country: United Kingdom

craigss wrote:
he needs to be sitting on the first step... some models are so inconsiderate

And the dog should be facing the camera

Nice capture. A bit of shadow recovery and possibly a b&w treatment might work.



treebeard
Registered: Sep 21, 2006
Total Posts: 2048
Country: United States

I like it alot. I especially like the dog off to the right resting in the shadows. The light on his knee doesn't bother me at all.



Matt Khoury
Registered: Jan 24, 2008
Total Posts: 641
Country: United States

i want to see what he's looking at!



Raindrop_333
Registered: Jun 30, 2008
Total Posts: 2134
Country: United States

What an awesome view! Nice comp

Jenna



Skipper1613
Registered: May 06, 2006
Total Posts: 288
Country: United States

I Hope you don't mind but I took a shot this photo. I did this in a couple of minutes by creating 2 layers then deleting all of the parts in the top layer I did not want to brighten. Next I took the top layer and adjusted the exposure +2.54, Offset -0.0059, and Gamma Correction 0.96. I also reduced the red saturation by -19 to get rid of some of the orange on his arms and legs.

If you're not happy with my working on the picture I'll delete it.



This image is copyrighted by the owner




Steve Kelley
Registered: May 28, 2007
Total Posts: 61
Country: United States

I really like the picture as it is.... I get the look of a man and his dog taking a break from the heat of the sun.... No need to brighten things up.... The sky, mountains, and soil look normal to me.... The darkness of the man and dog show them cooling off.... JMHO....



Numfar
Registered: Aug 30, 2005
Total Posts: 1417
Country: Canada

I much prefer the brightened image - though I'd take the white steps back down about a stop and a half. Otherwise, very nice image (both versions!)



Mado
Registered: Jan 14, 2008
Total Posts: 1186
Country: Canada

Skipper1613 wrote:
I Hope you don't mind but I took a shot this photo. I did this in a couple of minutes by creating 2 layers then deleting all of the parts in the top layer I did not want to brighten. Next I took the top layer and adjusted the exposure +2.54, Offset -0.0059, and Gamma Correction 0.96. I also reduced the red saturation by -19 to get rid of some of the orange on his arms and legs.

If you're not happy with my working on the picture I'll delete it.



This image is copyrighted by the owner



I like it a lot. Mado


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