Luka Knezevic-Strika wrote:
about the whites, that was the intention, but there is tonal gradation - maybe your monitor is less than perfect - check the histogram, you'll see there's very little or none pure white. i can see the dogs body lines, they are just a little darker than the snow.
This really demonstrates the issue I raised earlier about inexpensive Twisted-Nematic LCD monitors. If you alter your vertical viewing angle (below the monitor looking up at it, for me) you *can* see the shades of gray and make out the outlines of the dog's bodies.
I think these images would benefit from being printed.
btw - i've been waiting a few weeks for a sunny snow day (there was a lot of snow, but heavy overcast skies) to make some photos just like this of my dog - this nice alaskan malamut that came buy was a great bonus :)
Nice shots, interesting idea. But still a little too high key for me, even when viewed on my IPS monitor. :-)
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