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Getting correct exposure in the snow is near impossible, never mind with a black dog and white snow. I got caught out with my camera in auto-bracket mode when this fine dog came by. I'm amazed anything came out!
From my Ponce Inlet set.
Lots of folks bring their dogs to the inlet because it's one of the few places where you're allowed to take pets in Daytona. Ponce Inlet is actually a couple of towns south of Daytona proper, and a whole world more delightful! This is one place where you still can get away from the crowds and find some peace. I thoroughly enjoyed the two days i spent wandering there to bring you these shots!
Explore #343, Nov. 19, 2007
"%^&@$%# throw the ball!!!!!!!!!!!!! THROW IT!!!!!!"
Yep, I think that's what he was trying to say with those big bug eyes. Not like my dog cusses though, I've taught him well over his 4 years with me. ;)
I can't wait for October to be over! Really, the two greatest months in my world are November, and December. :) why? because... a) thanksgiving b) Christmas! c) Christmas!! d) Christmas!!!
okay...spazz time is over.
hey, don't look at ME crazy, haven't you seen MY DOG?! ;)
p.s.
try staring at his whiskers when looking, LOL. oh, handsome chupman
Trinity and Brady running around on the beach this past weekend. Brady gets most of the balls these days but Trinity still gives him a run for his money.
We adopted Luke from a local shelter almost 2 weeks ago. He is so happy ~ and we adore him! Basset Hound-German Shepherd mix.
Buddy enjoying a morning of fetch at the lake.
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Our Floris loves to play fetch:-) He can go on for like an hour! We have never trained him to do it, it's entirely his own idea:-)
Giving my old 35mm 1.8g dx a try on my d600, not too shabby on a full frame after lens corrections in lightroom!
A very affordable solution if one is looking into the new 35 1.8G from nikon
this cool dude wanted to hang out. he brought a huge coconut so we could play fetch; it seemed a lot easier for him to carry it with his teeth than it was for me to throw.
A quartet of side-lit DM&E/IC&E SD40-2s on the 473 train roll past a friendly dog and his human at Fenton High School in Bensenville.
While waiting for this shot, I pre-occupied the dog by tossing his slobbery tennis ball as far as possible to try and keep the scene, but at the last moment, old Yeller decided to return the ball to his new human for another throw.