Greetings/Neglect

Quincy T

Greetings


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Toddlers, old people, and dogs. Try not to barf at my cliché.

lensmole

I like the second one . The toddler looks like she is concentrating hard on every little step,along with the dog and adult cheering her on. I like the placement of the horizon line,but it does seem to be a bit off kilter.

Quincy T

lensmole wrote: »

I like the second one . The toddler looks like she is concentrating hard on every little step,along with the dog and adult cheering her on. I like the placement of the horizon line,but it does seem to be a bit off kilter.

Ugh, that it is. Now I feel like an idiot. I can't believe I didn't notice that. I believe I fixed my horizon in so many, I missed a few. Thanks lens.

Now it's fixed

Richard

I like #2 but I'm not sure I get the neglect part. Are we taking the dog's point of view?

Quincy T

Richard wrote: »

I like #2 but I'm not sure I get the neglect part. Are we taking the dog's point of view?

Yes, but I'm removing the title haha.

Richard

Quincy T wrote: »

Yes, but I'm removing the title haha.

Smart move.

bdcolen

Quincy T wrote: »

Yes, but I'm removing the title haha.

I like them both. The first is about the dogs; the second is about the child. In the first, the dogs are engaged in a face off and are oblivious to the child, while in the second the dog seems taken with the child. Nice.