@Mike Thompson thank u agree with u. I realy wish a better photo.

I attended a nosework training session with my dog. One dog wanted to stay active all the time, so the owner went to another section where sliding doors were available to separate the space. This created a small gap where you could occasionally see the dog poking its head out. It made me think of this exercise. Does the dog come out, or what happens next? I felt it could become quite a clean image, yet still dynamic. The lighting wasn’t very good, though, so I tried to brighten the photo a bit. I also have another image with better contact with the dog, but I feel this one fits the assignment better.

@Almerinda Alves van der Giezen Beautifull

Maby even BW

@Almerinda Alves van der Giezen thank u for the respons… I prefer the color one too

@Galina Romalis Looks really great

The facade caught my attention because of the two different types of brick, both slightly chipped and worn. I really like the combination of materials—brick, dark wood, and metal. I wanted to create a darker image, but not completely black, to achieve a different mood. I aimed for a slightly abandoned and lonely feel, while still preserving some of the texture. The first image is the original photo. In the second and third versions, I worked on refining the composition by cropping out distracting elements and removing details such as electrical outlets to create a cleaner look. In the final version, I adjusted the colors and lighting to enhance the mood. Ideally, I would have liked to remove the window trims as well, but I couldn’t quite make it work, so I left them in. Overall, I wanted to focus more on mood and texture than on perfection.

I’ll do my best, but you guys are so much more experienced and knowledgeable than me, so I’ve felt like I don’t have much to add. I’ll start commenting anyway—feel free to take it for what it’s worth.