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09/22/2002 10:49:00 PM |
| Aw, that's a GOOD dog, not a negative dog. |
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09/20/2002 02:53:00 PM |
| Very funny to any dog owner who has tried to train a dog. - mjcecil |
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09/20/2002 02:33:00 PM |
| I do not see any negative space at all |
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09/20/2002 03:28:00 AM |
| I like the dog against the green. 6 |
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09/19/2002 11:59:00 AM |
I'm being straight forward - NOT to offend. I think I understand what you were going for, but I don't think it works for this. The goal is to use the neg space to emphasize the subject. In this case, the neg space does not do that, in fact I think it takes away from the subject. The dog is beautiful, the colors in the photo are also great. I'm not getting a wow...I think, ok, there's a dog...I'm not getting any feeling - I think there is tooo much neg space. Using neg space to emphasize the subject, does not necessarily mean use a lot of neg space, sometimes the smallest amount of neg space will create a larger impact for the subject. What is it about the neg space that you are trying to use to bring out the subject? Is it the green of the grass and the contrast to the dog? What would it look like at a different angle--like placing the camera on the ground...
please do not misinterpret my comment - I'm just being honest and trying to be helpful.
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09/18/2002 08:07:00 PM |
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09/18/2002 07:42:00 AM |
| I am giving the dog a ten and the photo a six....... the title means everything to this picture....... certianly the space around the dog is negative but not necessarily in a visually interesting way....... |
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09/17/2002 06:25:00 PM |
| there needs to be a little more definition in the dog, perhaps taking it later in the day would help. good composition. |
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09/17/2002 02:55:00 PM |
| This is very expensive negative space, and it needs upkeeping ! I use the sky and it's free. Sorry for being facetious, but I must admit that your lovely lawn caught my attention more than the nice dog (it's not a Belgian sheperp is it ? The traits point to it but the colours don't). I'm saying this probably because my lawn looks like c***.... But then, it's got nothing to do with the issue here so 6. |
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09/17/2002 10:13:00 AM |
| That's a beautiful dog :) The lawn makes a good negative space around the dog also. I think what is missing in this image is the connection between the negative space and the subject. How does the negative space enhance your subject or link to it? = 6 - jmsetzler |
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09/17/2002 07:09:00 AM |
Composition: 5Lighting: good 5,
Appeal: 5, Total Rating 5 Sulamk
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09/16/2002 11:57:00 PM |
| nice dog. I hope it's yours. |
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09/16/2002 08:40:00 PM |
| I think you may have gone overboard with the negative space here |
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09/16/2002 04:42:00 PM |
| That's a pretty okay shot of negative space.. makes me want to throw a toy so he'll fetch it! |
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09/16/2002 03:01:00 PM |
| chearful and fun...very nice |
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09/16/2002 01:13:00 PM |
Good boy! errhh, girl!
Nice job. Score 7 Justine |
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09/16/2002 11:29:00 AM |
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