I cannot work out how to do red eye reduction as yet(or green eye in dogs) and so his eyes are a bit spooky.I thought the tree one was ok though ,critisim welcome please...
http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userpics/normal_Trees.jpg
http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userpics/normal_Monte.JPG
http://www.pixspot.com/albums/userpics/Swan%20river.jpg
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A few more from my first attempt
Yup - your dog's eyes look freaky. Nice pose though. His head is nicely framed by what ever it is around him.
G'day Stephen,
Those eyes do look a bit spaced out huh, but 2 degrees in Perth  Maybe you could try selecting the colors you want to get rid of (like the green or the red) and de-sat that filtered selection? Saw that recently as a suggestion here on the forum 
Liek the one looking down the street with the trees but I couldn't help leaning a little when loking at it 
Edit: I forgot to say I really liked the composition of the one looking over some grass to the bay, seems grainy though  or is that an effect?
If you want to embed, go to your page and open the image on your screen, right click (for PCs) and get properties and insert the full name inside the '' here 
, maybe one thread that may help with the embedding is : http://www.d70users.com/viewtopic.php?t=2789 Cheers Aka Andrew
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