Leica M3 / Summicron 50/2

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#66 Kodak Ektar 100

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Best & Dexter

we have to stay in more....

But we are real nice to each other,

and I always take Leahs side.

Here you can see how it works

Leah and Zoey in bed

and you'll find more videos there about Leah, running in the moorlands.

Running running running

so the neighbors in front of me got evicted and they left their 6 dogs behind. 2 adults and 4 puppies. they've been there for about 4 days now with no food. so today me and my mom went over there to go check out what's going on, and the dogs are thin and the adult grey female in this pic and a black pup are very skiddish, but the others are ok. I gave them some much needed attention and filled up some bowls with water and we fixed them up some rice with meat. i swear i have never seen dogs eat so fast before. so now their tummy's are full but we still have a problem...what to do with them? animal control doesnt care (we live out in the "sticks") and i cant find any rescues that will take them. so if they're not gone by tomorrow then im going to post an ad on craigslist about them and hopefully some people will come forth and take these dogs home. that's all i can do for them i cant keep them myself i have no space and not enough money to feed all of them. so if you live around the houston area and you're interested in one or know of anyone that may take them, then PLEASE let me know! thanks.

Sunrise Greenhills beach

Vanya and Ozzy checking each other out.

Olympus XZ-1

For my brothers birthday we took him dog sledging, where you are pulled along on huskies, they are beautiful animals!

Dachshund (old fashioned). Dachshunds used to have longer legs. Over the years, selective breeding gave them shorter legs more suited to going down burrows, but this has now been taken to extremes by breeders of show Dachshunds. The modern show dogs have legs so short the dogs have become unsuitable for working.

Very fond of the Huskie breed, so when I saw this beautiful dog ask if i could take a picture

My grandfather passed away 2 weeks ago and left a bunch of birds behind. We couldn't bear to give them away so we decided to bring them home and see if we could keep them.

Day 1 and of the four dogs, only Tubby can be trusted around them. Clark here was pretty calm at first but now keeps jumping on the cage, (literally) rattling the birds. Sophie and Hummer think the birds are dinner.

I'm hoping everyone gets bored after a few days and start to ignore them. If not, we'll have to find them a different home.

Rammo relaxes during a visit to the lake. For more information on the CIA, visit www.cia.gov.

i rot at taking pictures indoors, so have patience with my indoor attempts this year.

so, the grimm has this little game for when i'm working on the computer at the kitchen table. she "sneaks" to the corner of the doorway and gently drops her ball so that it slowly rolls along the groove between tiles all the way down to my feet. then she tries to look surprised when i see it. "oh there's my ball! i wonder how it got there. you wouldn't mind throwing that over here, would you?"

@greygirl25

Ollie the chocolate labrador taken with Nikon D3s and SB900.

we are all pathetically under a baby's spell, dogs included

Our little yorkie enjoying an afternoon walk in the sun

There's joy, sadness, hunger, disease, fear, pain... You are pelted with rocks and beaten with sticks. No one loves you. Death comes soon when you are a dog on the street.

When Cricket wants to play he gets his toy and sits in front of me with these sweet little pleading eyes. And you know, I can't ignore him. So we run laps around the dining room table in a game of chase.

No dogs allowed... except Holly Bramble first thing in the morning and on the bench only

Met little Simba at the festival on Sat - she was the sweetest thing and the closer I got she would roll over on her back for me to rub her belly!! Gotta love puppies!! One of my fave parts about going to the festival - all the cuties I got to meet!!

@home in Belton

My tribute to the classic pool playing dogs paintings by Arthur Sarnoff. This is a combination of two of his paintings plus a manipulated photo background.

A boater and his two dogs set out on an adventure on Lake Erie. They are shown on the Vermilion River headed for the lake. It appears as though the dogs are guiding their master onward.