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Hancock County - Iowa
A blustery morning at -2 degrees, with light snow squalls helping to create an interesting winter event. It's Mother Nature showing us who is still boss!
It's the wind chill that is always a concern when outdoors on such days!
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Early cave dogs fashioned balls from stones they found around them and attempted to domesticate humans for play. Then something went horribly wrong and for some inexplicable reason humans invented fire and wheels and the rest is history...
you can just see the back end of the cat diving under the fence..The cat was stretched out in the sun till these two came along and ruined its day :)
cooling off in the pond ...
on a hot muggy day ...
in my Summerscape 2020 Series ...
Taken June 20, 2020
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I've found that using Pano feature on 5s creates a fisheye effect when shot in close.
Looks can be deceiving. It appears to be a warm, sunny day but in fact it wasn't even 40 degrees. And that was without the wind chill! We are ready for Spring!!!
'Is That Dinner Ahead Or Just A Zebra Crossing'
The end of the hunt when 3 Zebra crossed the road ahead and the dogs followed them into the bush. A more detailed description of the hunt can be found at bobsbutterflies.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/the-wild-dog-hunt....
I was at Salamanca Market in Hobart and saw a whole lot of fur moving up the street which got my attention then i realized that it was a lady walking all of these dogs. They sat quiet happily until the lady done her shopping.
This are my dogs, brownie and parches, this was our first time in the snow and it was a lot of fun! They enjoyed it more than I expected and didn't seem to mind the cold weather.
Fujifilm Iso 200, Pentax Asahi SP500, 28mm Helios objective.
No edition done to this or any of my photographs unless it says so, not even cropped, from negative to flickr!
Dogs are incredible creatures and they truly are humans' best friends. Working dogs have natural talents that are carefully honed with intensive training. They are trained to help others and they love to work. I design three types of working dogs including their off-duty look as follows:
SAR Dogs - Terrier
Terriers have great agility and exceptional senses of smell and hearing. They wear orange vests that identify them as working dogs. The specifically-designed shoes can protect their paws from glass and other sharp objects while carrying out their duties.
Alpine SAR Dogs - Saint Bernard
The Saint Bernard is a giant purebred famous for its alpine rescues and its hard working nature. Today it is also a loved companion found in many large family homes. This Saint Bernard is designed carrying a restorative keg of wine around the neck to help warm you up.
Guide Dogs - Border Collie
Guide dogs are assistance dogs trained to lead blind and visually impaired people around obstacles. Border Collies are great and highly trainable dogs. This Border Collie has a harness on it with a handle, so that the guide dog user can hold onto it and be guided safely on the street.
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