ok cc please if ya dont mind

[Davidtxs]

ok i am shooting some pets today and luckily i have wireless so i can upload some as i shoot,
i have an AB 800 and SB800 on a stand with umbrella as fill any suggestions ?
thanks

[xjben]

Looks pretty good. Maybe a little longer on the exposure..looks a little dark, at least on my monitor.

- Ben

[Davidtxs]

ya i think so too heres a couple of more including the Mighty attack dog Gus (my dog)

[Disney Chick]

It looks pretty dark here, too, and a little too orangey.

[Disney Chick]

I love the ones you just added.

[Davidtxs]

thanks i agree on the first one ill do some more pp on it its the wb was way off for some reason
thanks on the last two

[Stephen H]

On that first one, she needs a shirt that's not the same color as the dog in the middle.

[droreyal]

My 2c. I suspect from reading the post that they haven't gone through pp yet. I would give them a bit of a contrast bump and push up the whites a little. They look muddy on my screen.

In terms of pet photography, my style tends towards something a little more dynamic than a portrait e.g. I would have shot from closer to the animal and left the owner a little oof, or shot from the dog's height. I'm not a big fan of the straight portrait, I understand that it sells better, but you might try throwing a couple of those not dead-on shots into the mix and see what happens.

Dror.