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11-JUN-2006

Gigs

Watchful Sheltie (sweet Maggie) with her owner

Panasonic DMC-FZ10
1/250s f/4.0 at 72.0mm iso200 w/TCON 14B hide exif
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Date/Time11-Jun-2006 15:53:43
MakePanasonic
ModelDMC-FZ10
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length72 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias-0.66
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programprogram (2)
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Gigs Rowland24-Jun-2006 03:28
You guys are so funny . . . she's my neighbor, this is all you get to see.... and Maggie is a sweet little dog! Gigs
Cynthia Crawford20-Jun-2006 00:23
A lot of interesting comments! I don't mind the partial person, but it might be interesting to see the whole person. In any case it gets the message across. Nice doggie! Cndy
Laura Milholland15-Jun-2006 02:46
Definitely a sweetie of a pup! I agree that the photo would be stronger with the whole person in it. I like the colors.
Gigs Rowland12-Jun-2006 20:14
Or maybe it's 3 . . . Gigs
Tim O'Donoghue12-Jun-2006 19:47
Good point Linda. I still had not decided from the pic if there was only one person or two. A vertical format would clarify that - assuming there is enough in the original image to do that.
FZ10 Users Group12-Jun-2006 17:35
Why would it be offensive??? The picture is nice, but I guess I would have preferred the square to include the whole woman. I often only choose a close in portion of subjects but here I'm wishing I saw more of it. Maybe even a verticle crop including the woman. Just a humble opinion. Linda
Gigs Rowland12-Jun-2006 16:10
Already cropped . . . the little dog follows her owner like a shadow, so they are always together. I liked the way they formed a box, with the human at work and the dog at rest.

My wife approved the photo so I hope it is not offensive except to the aesthetic sensibilities of some.

Johan, when you find your voice I'd like to know more about why you're speechless. . . Gigs
Tim O'Donoghue12-Jun-2006 05:06
I'm puzzled. Why not wait for the people parts to move out of the frame or use the zoom to focus on the dog or the object of interest? The dog is really cute and watchful and all, but the other 95% of the photo is really distracting. A judicious crop is needed.
Johan Brouwer 12-Jun-2006 04:08
I'm speechless.