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Or according to lightroom it needs more exposure, so now I'm thinking that if I had directed more light at the dog it may have come out better. Like so :)

Thinking outside the box, I like it :thumbs:

I did, but what with trying to stop the dog eating the basket and actually getting it to look at the camera it all went a bit pear shaped. The image you see there has been doctored considerably to try to make it pukably cute :lol: I changed the background and went a bit crazy with PP trying...

Thats brilliant thanks :thumbs:

That's awesome thanks :thumbs:

Sorry my bad just saw it as "D"3100 :cuckoo: You could buy one for around £250 if you look around though, mine cost that as a kit with money off at Asda.

Thanks that makes sense, it's one of the many things I will forget to do though :D I'm glad my picture makes you sick, it has had the desired affect :thumbs:

I'm no expert but I have to agree with woof woof. What lens do you have with your D3100?

You're talking to a true novice :D Do you mean set the exposure compensation at -0.3 ?

Possibly the wussiest picture.

Thanks for that, a very informative post indeed. I already new some of it but the majority is something I will come back to time and again until it's firmly implanted in my mind, thanks again.

Thanks. I bet you have loads of black blurry photos with a cat :) I have loads with the dog :)

Weirdly enough if I ever got good enough I would love to do animal portraiture as a bit of a sideline, you have however reminded me why it would be hellishly frustrating, at least you can get dogs to sit :)

Thank you. I shall plod on and try and find a balance I like. My next project is trying to get them both together :)

:) Thanks, the other dog seems to be a better subject, maybe we should of just bought another German Shepherd. :thinking: Taking pictures of dogs just aint easy :)