Max My GSD

#1 amd #2 are crackers and make me smile. Only tiny crit would be to try and get the background less distracting if you can then they'll be superb I reckon! 1 is pretty close apart from the red fence panels contrasting with the lawn draw your eye away from handsome Max. I can almost smell his breath looking at that one!

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DorsetDude said:
#1 amd #2 are crackers and make me smile. Only tiny crit would be to try and get the background less distracting if you can then they'll be superb I reckon! 1 is pretty close apart from the red fence panels contrasting with the lawn draw your eye away from handsome Max. I can almost smell his breath looking at that one!

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Thank's Keith!

Yes I agree the fence panels are a little distracting?

He seems to only pose when the Fence is in the way ha-ha!

Here another of him laughing???


Max smile by mufftrix (Mick), on Flickr
 
Sorry wrong place !
 
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Gsd's are lovely dogs, and he looks like a happy dog! laughing dog is a great shot
 
Lovely dog! One crit I have is that if your shooting a running shot I'd try getting them in full stride rather than with all 4 paws together
 
Thank's all for comments :)

Yes Chris I get what you mean about legs together, but I wanted it like this for a horse racing sort of look against the fence? :)

Here another with legs astride ;)

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Well done Mick,

Max looks a great dog. I particularly like the last shot and I agree you have got the "horse racing sort of look"

Roy
 
Lovely photos. Especially #1 nd #2(y)

You have managed to bring yout your GSD's soft side with the colours in the background, which alot of people believe they don't have lol. I got some shots of my mates GSD somewhere but we took him to an underground carpark which looked really rough and graffiti everywhere. It somewhat made him look more aggressive due to the environment and the sable colouring of the GSD looked nice against the concrete walls with the right lighting. Even though he wasn't aggressive and he acted more like a great dane:LOL:

Keep the pics coming, looking forward to seeing more. I have a soft spot for GSD's.
 
CaveDweller said:
Lovely photos. Especially #1 nd #2(y)

You have managed to bring yout your GSD's soft side with the colours in the background, which alot of people believe they don't have lol. I got some shots of my mates GSD somewhere but we took him to an underground carpark which looked really rough and graffiti everywhere. It somewhat made him look more aggressive due to the environment and the sable colouring of the GSD looked nice against the concrete walls with the right lighting. Even though he wasn't aggressive and he acted more like a great dane:LOL:

Keep the pics coming, looking forward to seeing more. I have a soft spot for GSD's.
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Thank's Paul :)

Max is just very protective as is there nature? Especially with her indoors, he doesn't like people approaching from behind or the side and is very vocal if someone does so, even if they just asking the time etc? :)

But he a big softy at heart!

Here he is with my other dog Ralph his best buddy who he adores :)

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Lovely looking fella and nice to see Shepherds becoming more popular again.
 
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