I don't know why!

[payn817]

Really no reason, again just playing with objects. A friend made an offer for a print for her child's room though!
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[jar_e]

Great concept yet there are a few things you could do to maximize the shot. First, try to elimante the flash reflection from the eyes. Also, maybe increasing your DOF for the foreground animals will help drastically too, or try focusing on the front ones and use a shallow DOF to have the background ones 'fade' out.

Nice shot,

Jared

[payn817]

In the finished product, the light was removed from the dogs eyes, and the glare on the left was masked(?). The photo was then matted and displays at 8X10. This was never intended to be anything but a "practice" for me, it was a surprise to sell it.

[bobbythebandit]

And i can see why. Take any money for your prints and keep working at it. Keep your mind open to all possibilities, who knows ? you could sell more but main thing is to enjoy what you are at.
Bobby

[PhotoGimp]

Reminds me of that toddler kid in the states that climbed up inside one of those teddy bear/toy claw games recently!