I took this photo when I was in Texas during Christmas break of my aunt and uncle's beagle named Casey using my Nikon D3200. I love this photo because of many things. The first thing I like about this photo is the lighting in this photo, it couldn't have been anymore perfect for this photo, there isn't any harsh light contrasts or overexposure in this photo. I used only natural lighting to capture this photo. I also love how there isn't anything distracting in the background of the photo to distract the viewer of the subject in this photo. I like how the wooden floor is complimentary to Casey's ears in the color of the brown floor. I also like that the eyes are in complete focus, which makes this a great portrait head shot of Casey. I also like how most of Casey's body is in focus, which allows the fullest attention to her. I also like how you can see the light glaring in Casey's eyes, which creates a mirror reflection almost like a lens on a camera would reflect. I think that also with the light coming on the right side of her ear creates a great presence in this photo for the viewer. I also love the many different colors of hair on her body to establish a great tone to the photo with a variety of color options in this photo of blacks, grays, browns, whites, tannish tints, as well as the colors on her scarf of blues, reds, greens, whites, and black. Without these options and features in this photo it wouldn't be as interesting of a photo as it is. I don't think I would have changed anything about this photo.
I love the composition of this photo which the dog is not right in the middle. And the color, the color of the wooden floor and the fur of the dog are surper coordinate. The reflection in the dog's eyes make this photo more vivid. If you took this photo with a lower camera position, which will give less pressure of the perspective and make the dog looks more conversant with people.
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