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    Chow Chow Portrait

    All critique welcome!!!

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    Re: Chow Chow Portrait

    Noble dog. Seems like a small Siberian Husky. The angle's prertty good, but just soooooooo much clutter in the background......You did your best to blur it out, but still...

    Also - This might have been a good shot to use a fill flash. It appears that the background light has somewhat fooled the meter.

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    Re: Chow Chow Portrait

    He is a Noble dog. Chows are frequently called that. I will try and reshoot with a different background and better lighting. Thanks!
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    Re: Chow Chow Portrait

    You can probably do quite a bit with this shot in Photoshop. You can further blur the background and use the Shadow/Highlight tool to bring out some of the detail in his face.
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