Umm...that's one of my sons (one of my twin boys) and he is nowhere near malnourished. He's a little small compared to his twin brother but no "malnourished" (they were born 5 weeks early and he was only 1800g at birth). In fact, if you take a look at the dog, he's not "malnourished" either...no ribs showing, bright and alert, etc.... He's owned by the owner of the milk farm we happened to be visiting last Saturday and well taken care of.this is a very sad story u are trying to tell the viewers........its quite em brassing to watch it :embrass:the very hungry looking dog yearning for some titbits from the child......will not go down well with the animal lovers:think:even the child looks malnurished but i am not so surewatever, this pic has made me very sad:nono: well i am looking forward to your other new favorite pic u wud be shooting soon
Thanks! I'm wondering where he saw it but he hasn't replied yet.i dont get the malnourish kinda feel...
the dog just looks curious to me.. and the kid with his cheeky a little bloated, gives the impression he is enjoying his icecream!
nice take.
That's basically how it went...except that it was more of a shake-head-wave-hand "No! No! Ge-ge ice cream!"Cool Shot!
Doggie : *pant pant* Gimme gimme some
Lil Dude : *creases eyebrows* no... it's mine mine, all mine!
Someone dropped a napkin :cry:. For web-posting it's easy to clone out but the cloning would be obvious if I want to make a big print. If I want to enlarge it that traditional way I can sponge it, but it's still too big and would be noticeable.I personally is a fan of simple pictures which tells a story.
I will cast my vote to you.
Notice there is a white piece of material on the left.
You may want to remove that using PS as its a little distracting, as my eyes scans it for a while before returning to the main subjects.
this is a very sad story u are trying to tell the viewers........its quite em brassing to watch it :embrass:the very hungry looking dog yearning for some titbits from the child......will not go down well with the animal lovers:think:even the child looks malnurished but i am not so surewatever, this pic has made me very sad:nono: well i am looking forward to your other new favorite pic u wud be shooting soon
I feel it would work better for me if the focus is on the kid unless it was your intention to capture the look of greed on the dog?
The focusing wasn't intentional but neither was it accidental. For the sake of shooting speed I had the lens set at f8, hyperfocus. Aidan was just slightly inside the minimum focus distanceAnyway, OpenLens, not sure if you noticed, but focus seems to be abit rearward, on the dog. Your boy (Aidan, right?) looks to be a little out of focus. Would also have preferred a little more light on Aidan's face.
This is my new favorite photo until I take my next new favorite photo.
Exposure: 1/60 at f8
Film: Ilford PanF (EI50)
Processing: HC-110 (dil B) for 4m @ 20C
Camera: Voigtlander Bessa R2
Lens: CV 28/1.9 Ultron
this is a very sad story u are trying to tell the viewers........its quite em brassing to watch it :embrass:the very hungry looking dog yearning for some titbits from the child......will not go down well with the animal lovers:think:even the child looks malnurished but i am not so surewatever, this pic has made me very sad:nono: well i am looking forward to your other new favorite pic u wud be shooting soon
LOL yeah actually we have 2 dogs at home, a terrier and a lab/husky mix so both our twins are fairly comfortable around other dogs...and both know that dogs are always after what's in their hands.Nice picture. When I saw this pic, I even smile. Good job there. This is definitely not a sad story. Anyway, I have a dog and anyone has a dog, will know that a dog is always looking to grab a bite even though he is fed. haha
It is. The CV 28/1.9 renders better midtones and PanF renders a "more scannable" image then the tri-x I normally shoot with.Brian...you already know how i feel abt the photo (in DA). But I didn't mention this...the contrast seems slightly different compared to your other images. This one seems a tad muted actually.
this is a very sad story u are trying to tell the viewers........its quite em brassing to watch it :embrass:the very hungry looking dog yearning for some titbits from the child......will not go down well with the animal lovers:think:even the child looks malnurished but i am not so surewatever, this pic has made me very sad:nono: well i am looking forward to your other new favorite pic u wud be shooting soon