Waiting for some treats.

Cats have staff. Sign on the kitchen wall of a dog lover, in Stokesdale, North Carolina.

Gente quem quiser me adiciona no face , eu tenho esquecido de passar por aqui pra atualizar as coisas .

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Resto Gastro Bistro

.....without Indy but I will still keep posting shots of Indy to celebrate his life.

Not much to show for today I'm afraid. I was in flash mode after watching a chapter of <a href="http://dedpxl.com/product/onelight/">Zack's lighting tutorial</a> and went through to feed the dogs. So I was thinking about lighting and being quick as the dogs were being patient while their dinner was on its way. So the composition isn't great, but I do like how Clover's looking up at Poppy. There's also some inverse square law going on with the light falling off into the background and the highlights on the dog gate being blown out. However, shooting Poppy with off-camera flash is a great way of getting her eyes in the shot; when shooting with available light they're often completely obliterated by the shadows and her dark coat.

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Lazing on a Saturday afternoon. And we silly humans thought the furniture was for us!

Practicing on the dog, who is a much more willing subject than my kids lately. :)

Mel después de un chapuzón refrescante

The hounds of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt

Watch out the next time you take the train. You might bump into an over enthusiastic dog (one that wears clothes).

Photo taken by the good lady Mistress Brandist.

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Pomeranians

My sister's Boxer decided to join in on the portrait. Not planned or directed at all.

Dogs playing

Dogs in the village of Nagina, India.

*finally uploaded something despite very slow internet connection*

Dylan my Labrador retriever

This shot is actually from last month, right at the beginning of the great blackout - but the dogs are in the same cuddle position right now!

First sunny weekend of the year!

I've been busy organizing my growing collection of images and came across this one. I liked it but never posted it because I just couldn't seem to get the tones I wanted. Well, I gave it another try with Lightroom 2.0 and had a bit better luck. I took this with my Canon XTi last year after a snowstorm brought 10 inches of snow and a cancellation of school and work which in turn made for a great day for the dogs. A group shot is here.

My Grandfather Cecil Bavin died in 1927 when my mother was 7 years old. Grandma never remarried. This is probably my most favorite picture of the Grandfather I never got to see or know.

35mm Nikon FM2

Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dogs Fidget and Mouse.