Taking photos is one of my favorite things. The art of capturing life through a lens never ceases to amaze me. I love capturing pictures with different light angles. Light is one of the most amazing things in God's creation. I've failed to become a good dog photographer. I have gotten a couple of good shots, though. Here I want to compare good and bad photos and why it makes a difference to capture good pictures. It's a good thing to think about as an "animal photographer in the making".
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| BAD-- I used flash without realizing that it would reflect of Dembre's black coat |
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| GOOD-- No flash/ good natural lighting/ good eye light (animated) |
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| OKAY-- good background, bad angle, bad eye light |
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| BETTER-- nice light reflecting in his eyes, not sun patches |
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| OKAY-- Cute moment, not great lighting (but no flash), bad eyelighting |
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| BETTER-- Good light, cut in B/W, good eye light (very animated) |
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| INTERESTING-- Cool lighting (slight lens flare to the right), Cute expression (not an ideal portrait) |
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| GOOD-- I love how you can see my reflection in Hobart's eyes, he's not quite looking at me, though, good composition |
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| BAD-- In some ways "cute", but not a good photo, okay eyelighting and natural light, terrible capture |
~Elijah & Hobart II
