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Black Labrador Retriever

© Keith Anderson

Black Labrador Retriever

Uploaded: February 15, 2003

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Bill McFadden February 15, 2003

Great use of lighting on what is a tough subect when it comes to getting detail. How did you ever get a Lab to not look at a camera? My old dog would literally beg for his picture to be take. I like the way you filled the frame with the subject but allowed room in your composition for the the dog to look to something out of the frame. #22789

Keith Anderson May 26, 2019

Thanks for your comments Bill. How did I get the Lab to pose? She was looking at food on the table. This was taken a couple of days ago, with late afternoon natural light coming thru the kitchen window. The room behind was unlit which gave me a better subject shot. #53709

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