Thanks! It took a few minutes to figure out the best way to make him pop out of the background which, to be honest, is rather bland around the hotel.

This is really my favorite of the three. You had a really photogenic pose, and the background composition works really well with the black and white desaturation.

Thank you for the feedback!

You're absolutely right. Despite trying to keep the image balanced in cropping, it looks like Ty is being a wierdo and sitting with only one cheek on the rock haha. When I remember to carry an actual camera, I'll keep this in mind and get the fursuiters, or any subject for that matter, to try to sit not only only naturally (because his pose itself does work for the fursuit) but also in a way that looks better with respect to the environment. The above shot was very much impromptu and "hey you, sit still for a second while I snap this!"

If I were a Photoshop master, I'd try moving the rock, but that's well beyond my skill level without it being noticeable by someone with a trained eye. That and I try to be in the habit of not messing with a photo's composition. I definitely make color adjustments and may even touch up a few blemishes or distracting debris, but as far as moving/adding/subtracting major objects, I'm a purist unless it's a special case e.g. product photo.

I KNOW, RIGHT?! Getting a shot of him wasn't easy because he was always either dancing or receiving hugs XD