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hey alik, it's a bit too soft, also i think his head is a bit too close to the edge of the frame, his pose is nice though, sorta like he's reflecting on something.
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At 1/13 of a second I think it came out surprisingly well, Jeff
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Beautiful dog. I think the framing is fine although a bit more room at the top of the head could not hurt.
The main issue is the lack of adequate sharpness. It seems the focus was on the eye, which is good but perhaps the shutter speed was too slow for you handholding the capture.
The lighting looks very nice with good highlighting on the head and catchlights in the eyes. Only the lack of sharpness hurts this one.
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