Goats

Kevin Dorsey

Kevin Dorsey

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I just got a Nikon D80 off of Craig's List, my first DSLR. I'm still figuring this thing out. A buddy of mine asked me to take some pictures of his new baby, and while I was at his house I snapped a few random pics of his goats. I won't include the baby pics, because babies are boring, and goats are fun. You gotta' love upstate NY, farmland 5 miles from downtown. I used Photoshop on these, but I have no idea what I'm doing. All taken with the stock 18-135 lens.

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-Goatboy
 
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Ha, that second shot's awesome! Kinda freaks me out though, I'm expecting Babe to jump out from behind the door.
 
Thanks guys, I'm definitely a beginner but I'm having fun learning. I take alot more bad pictures than good ones. William, you're absolutely right about the overhang in the third pic. It's one of those things I noticed after posting. I either forget to crop or sharpen before saving. I'll start a new thread called "Fixed Goat Pics.":laugh:
-Kevin

EDIT - Just so you don't think William is seeing things. The third pic has been cropped to remove a fence overhang. William Robinette will receive royalties on all copies sold.
 
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Awsome shots,,,

totally agree with ya about babies, nothing but selfship lil buggers, me me me,,, ;-)

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I like em all , and the first shot would 'a made a great stich up panaramic

what cam did U use to compose these.
 
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some of the best shots I've seen in a while in this forum. They all have that stock quality to them and the black border with white strok really work for these photos.

The first is my favorite, good use of vignette.
 
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