Lola

[gsgary]

This is Lola my daughters 10 week old Westie

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[colin C]

Re: Lola

You don't get more cute than that.

Colin

[codachrome]

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Wow what a nice bundle of fur. great pictures

Coda

[Muscat]

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#2 does it for me, I may have trimmed the image tighter on the puppy to the left and up to the edge of the bone on the right to fill the screen with Lola

[oldcanon]

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Nice shots of a lovely little pup, my wife's family always had these and you have captured the look beautifully - cute little demons!

Exposure of the fur looks fine on my screen with good fur detail although the "Black" cloth is a little over lit, maybe a change of lighting or darken it down in the post processing would solve this?

I had to choose it would be the first and the last shots.

One small suggestion for improvement, you have an awful lot of "white spots" on the black background., try cloning them out and I think you will see it looks much better (I usually go over my black backgrounds with a strip of sticky tape to remove as much of these as possible before a shoot, but always end up having to do some cloning out at the end)

[sacha35]

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They all look nice but No's 1 and 2 i like best.

[deapy1]

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Nice shots, I like #1 best

[gsgary]

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Thank's everyone this was a very quick set up only about 15 minutes to set lights, quickly process and print so she had a photo to show people at work

[gsgary]

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Here you go i spent ages processing this one about 3 minutes

[gsgary]

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Cheers Brian, i think i will invest in some colourama paper because this was just some cheap black material off the market

[DeeGee]

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Thumbs up. no. 1 & 2 faves. Really looks better for removing the spots.

[oldcanon]

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this was just some cheap black material off the market

very useful stuff that - I've got bags of it I drag out now and then (and white bits too ) I much prefer it to paper as it drapes nicely and can create interesting backdrops

[gsgary]

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These were shot with 2 no studio flashes main flash had a shoot through brolly and some grease proof paper to try and diffuse it a touch more (didn't have time to set up my large softbox) and one from behind with a diffuser and honeycomb

[gsgary]

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QUOTE]this was just some cheap black material off the market

very useful stuff that - I've got bags of it I drag out now and then (and white bits too ) I much prefer it to paper as it drapes nicely and can create interesting backdrops[/QUOTE]

I will have to try and put some folds in it see how looks

[gsgary]

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Cheers Dee