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This week's pic for 52 weeks of dogs. Last week I went for minimal color, so this week I decided to try to get max color with the bright toys and background. Hard to get Splash to stand out at all with this much color, but I was fairly pleased with the balance in this photo (in more ways than one). I also like how her eyes look kind of popped out like the bird's. Too bad I couldn't control the angle of the sun to get a more consistent background, but I think it is pretty fun anyway. The only manipulation on this photo was cropping.
4/52
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By: Rhonda Holcomb
Surely not my kind of painting - I did this on behalf of uncle who needed a present for a friend.
I can´t say if it Ok - I´ve never done pet portraits before.
Well - I can´t even paint a simple pet portrait without thinking about my usual themes.
We all say It´s a dogs life, but if I look at our dogs, I think they are more happy than we are...
This is another new puppy that we are walking. He is also called Woody and is a beautiful colour and very cute. He is a Lurcher cross. I have to keep him on the lead until I get to know him, which is a bit of a nightmare as he is pulling in every direction! I took lots of photos and since he is so lively this is the only one that is remotely in focus! I think that is because he has focussed on Carly and is wanting to play!
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We adopted Sherman from a local shelter in about 1990. We later learned that his mother was a purebred Old English Sheepdog, and his father was a twenty year old Collie. When we brought him home, he weighed 43 lbs., when he was done growing, he weighed 115 lbs. He was considerably larger than the standard for either breed. We have never had a more gentle, or more intelligent dog. He has been gone for ten years now, and I still miss him. He was under a year old in these pictures.
Saw this dog in the back of a trusk and took the opportunity with the owners permission to take a shot.
What a little beauty who we are told enjoys her work as springers are ever eager to please.
Her name is Rags.
They really were almost exactly the same color. The little dachshund walked up to the bigger dog. Then the two just stared at each other until the big dog gave the smaller one a big doggie kiss. :D
Rory went to Ditton DTC Open Obedience show today and came 3rd in the KC Special Pre-Beginner Stakes ( 2nd Anything but a Collie). Then followed this by coming 2nd to a Collie in the Pre-Beginner Class.
Both he and Florence have just missed out on qualifying for the Stakes Semi Final at Discover Dog at Earls Court in November this year.
Here is my EveryDayinMay post number 4. Still working on the drawing of Dachshunds. For some reason I got on this track of drawing a dachshund everyday for the last 4 days at least. It was not necessarily my intent to use this as a theme, and I may take a tangent onto other subjects for the remainder of the May challenge. For today, however, I give you this fellow. Basic outline in Micron pen with use of Derwent drawing pencils in Chocolate, Terracotta and Venetian Red.
File name: 08_06_018877
Title: Bulldog
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1934 - 1956 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white ; 3 1/8 x 4 1/4 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Dogs
Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.