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Hi Morkel,
like the image as all the others from that series.
Super low POV, just great.Colors works really nice for me, like wise the overall tonality.
Maybe the face can stand one more round USM, and if you have a bit more room on bottom and a bit less on top.
IQ just great for ISO 5600
TFS Andreas
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Morkel - another nice one from the sighting. Great low pov and mid-stride pose. Pleasing bokeh and amazing IQ for the ISO.
TFS,
Rachel
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A nice, "clean" photo both compositionally and IQ wise. Always great to revisit shots collected from an enjoyable and productive trip and relive the experience isn't it. Nice collection of favorites, always interesting to see which ones a photog will pick for their collection. BTW, congrats on the Editor's Pick HM on NPN.
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Love the angle and pose here.....maybe a hair more room on the bottom but as I like tight crops....works for me. What makes this for me is the super low eye contact with clean BG! I don't even mind the DOF falloff as the face is tack! Great use of the high ISO too!
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Superb image Morkel, the IQ is awesome for the high ISO.
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You're killing me with the images you're nailing at ISO 5600!!! Love the low POV here, the colors and all the details. Seeing his teeth...a big plus!
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I like everything, the stance the composition the exposure and the eye contact, I especially like the low angle, I really think this is special.
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Thanks a lot, guys. Glad you enjoyed this one.
Like I said, I wish I framed a bit lower but in the rush of the moment I was happy to snap even some images. I had to take the converter off shortly after this image was taken - he came too close...
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I've seen this one before and loved it, but wasn't aware of the ISO! I don't think even the new 1DX could manage this for us Canon sufferers.
As for the tight crop, I don't think it matters much since the line of the ground is higher behind the dog, giving an impression of a wider "base".
A superb and intense portrait, my favorite from your 2012 selection.
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Hi Morkel,
there is nothing much to say for me. I love the angle for sure and the rest much more :))
Ciao
Anette
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