Silhouettes on the Beach
Uploaded: April 02, 2003
My husband walking our dog on the beach.
Connie L. Carpenter April 02, 2003
Hi Joan... cute shot. The doggie's body language says he sees something interesting. Your horizon is slightly off but your husband is straight. #28903Joanie Bertolini May 26, 2019
Hi Connie,Thank you! Oh yes...he is always looking for food and probably spotted some!:)
What would cause the horizon being off like that? What could I have done differently? #75873
Connie L. Carpenter May 26, 2019
Hi Joan... holding the camera straight is one of the hardest things.. whenever you are shooting a water horizon it will show. You can correct it in PS by rotating the photo... you'll have to see what your husband looks like then. :o) Also.. if you took the shot with your husband more to the left in keeping with "the rule of thirds" it would help the composition. I still think it is a very nice shot... and keep shooting. I have learned so much from on line photo sites in the last year. Good luck. PS.. I love dogs, too... my favorite subjects. #75901Joanie Bertolini May 26, 2019
Hi Connie,Thank you for the input!
I love dogs to...My dog is one of my favorite subjects to take pictures of.:)
Joanie #75982
Suzie Strasburg May 26, 2019
This is so good...love the dog! Also your solitude & 2 are so lovely! #77253Joanie Bertolini May 26, 2019
Hi Suzie,Thank you so much for your comments! :)
Joanie #77271
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