Just liked this one. I know it is a bit noisy. Probably should clone out the dust on his coat, but this is more of a document of the Jack I know, and he is not a show dog.
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20th March 2011, 02:38 PM #1
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Jack's poker face
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21st March 2011, 01:50 AM #2
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Re: Jack's poker face
As a candid portrait, I would never clone out any dirt on my dog
The noise might look good in a b&w conversion... It's almost black and white already
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21st March 2011, 12:50 PM #3
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Re: Jack's poker face
Thanks, Brian.
It is a bit for bit crop of a 10 megapixel sensor and a kit lens, it is gonna have shortfalls. I like the oversaturated but harmonizing colors. It kind of reminds me of a face from one of those dogs playing poker paintings. At some point I am going to start playing with Silver FX pro. I wonder if I could retain the lighting effect in the eyes in B&W? I will save this pic against that day.
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21st March 2011, 03:52 PM #4
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Re: Jack's poker face
As a former Lab owner, I love this one -- gotta love that lab face . . . I think you captured it very well, especially the eyes, but I also think you might find some interesting things in Silver EFEX, which I have just gotten and need to explore way more --
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