Dogs of Minnesota
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Just typical, face sticky from all the paspalum gone to seed ..
No idea what THAT is, on her nose …
By the way, has anyone seen my sunnies …?
Saw a lady walking these dogs and I asked her if she would mind if I 'd take a snap of her large format pets ;-)
I saw these two cuties having their morning walk, they were looking at me at one stage sitting there but they moved before I could click.
Just to wish all my Flickr friends a Happy Week-end and for all the support you have shown me :)
I see what you spelled out there, Jasper. So Dogs Rules and Hoomans Drools, huh? Very clever. And I'll have you know I only drooled that once when I fell asleep on the couch. Well, this is what you get when you mix a smart dog with the game of Bannanagrams.
Portraits of our schnauzer and schnoodle ... they just LOVE having their photos taken ;)
These were taken yesterday before their walk and run around the park ... and then the baths that followed ;(
Ich werde zwar nicht mit den Hunden Gassi gehen, aber ich werde ein paar Tage unterwegs und erst gegen Ende der Woche zurück sein. Ich wünsche allen eine gute Woche :))
I'm not going to walk the dogs, but I will be off for a few days and be back by the end of the week. I wish you a great week ahead :))
Rufus Thomas: Walking The Dog (1964)
Yes, I know about "how cute" and "who can resist?" We had her over a couple of times and she does know us. Even more, she seems to see us as part of her family. In fact, I believe that she regards herself as a "child" belonging to a family of humans. She made it perfectly clear that she has certain expectations in terms of participating in our social life, eating our kind of food - almost asking for equality and fair play. Now my question is, how does evolution work in this case? Did dogs evolve to bond with humans? Did humans develop affinity to dogs? Or, is there a process of mutual co-evolution or even co-assimilation?
Fuji X-E2 plus Mitakon Speedmaster at F0.95.
Doggie Daycare - Milly
Doggie Daycare has taken over my life for the last 2.5 months. I take portraits for the owners and some captures just Howl for captions. Here are some examples.
While the scene looks calm, a sheep herd with barking dogs was entering the meadow behind me. Those dogs are trained to take it up with bears and wolves in Romania. Reason enough to walk faster into the woods.
This image gets me thinking about the colours of my Pixel phone. They can do great things nowadays. But I can't help being a bit disappointed by the way they represent the structure and colours of foliage. I often tend to convert them to b/w for that reason. But I want this scene in colour and left it that way. What do you think?