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Tanner, a dachshund and chihuahua mix and maybe some more, was scheduled to be put down when he was rescued by a cocker spaniel rescue. He has been to many foster homes and boarding kennels for the last couple of months, finally coming to our home. He is the sweetest little guy, extremely affectionate and cuddly, but also super energic when he wants to. They get along with Maya very well, sharing (!) toys and chasing each other.
This is Tanners first day with his foster parents and sibling Maya the beagle.
09 Jan 11 - Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Embrace the shadows today and make a photograph dominated by dark tones, also known as a low-key image.
Get out there, take a photograph, upload it, and tweet a link to @dailyshoot with the hashtag: #ds420
galapagos sea lion - genovesa island - galapagos, ecuador
sea lions are very playful by nature. this one had a stick and seemed endlessly amused by tossing and then swimming after it. i watched him play that game for about 30 minutes; he eventually got as curious about me as I was about him so he swam up to the rock where I was sitting. I found a stick and threw it into the water. And of course, he took off after it!
amazing place, the galapagos - where else can you play fetch with a wild sea lion?
After our paddleboarding trip around Alta Lake, we saw this dog chasing tennis balls into the lake. He surprised everyone with a ladder climb out of the lake to return the ball for another throw.
Casey's so good at fetch, we're beginning to think he's a puppy! I froze the action with a little bounce flash from my popup flash, bounced with a mirror.
On graduation day (Dec.. 19), I will be getting a brand new Canon DSLR kit to replace my current Sony one (Sony will make its way to ebay after the first of the year). I'm really excited about it!
My neighbor's dog, Dottie Ann, plays fetch with a slightly bigger ball than the one my boys play with.
Illustration from "Easy Growth in Reading," "At Play," John C. Winston Company 1940. The reader bears an imprint declaring it "Property of the State of Texas." The illustrations include sweet scenes of classic 1940's moppets and their pets.
Before I recently photographed skateboarders for my Action topic, I thought I might find some active dogs at the local off-leash park. There were only a couple of likely prospects chasing balls, and each other, but the cutest was this little dachshund.
+3 in cmnts. All are almost sooc.
Rex got so big since I saw him in September! But he's just as hyper and goofy and crazy.
I think I like this lightboxed.
Me, my Auntie, my Brother, and my Sister took Eddie out for a walk down to the Reservoir. We got round to the Memorial Bench, for the boys who drowned, and we sat there for a while. Got this picture, whilst I was trying out my Dads Minolta Mirror Lens, which is superb.
I love how I've captured the movement of water, so well.
Taken from Beach Road looking across Sandymount Strand towards Dun Laoghaire (5.7km to the southeast) as the tide was coming in. The time was just after 8am, about an hour after sunrise.
The shot was taken with a Canon 100-400m lens fitted to a Canon 40D and mounted on a tripod. The focal length was 330 mm.
Something a little different for todays upload, no HDR and a black & white for a change.
Shot on a beach in Wales on a cold winters day with the sun low in the sky while the tide was out, my daughter spent many happy hours throwing stones for the dog to go and retrieve and I think this captures that perfectly with the dog about to pick up a stone and return it, whilst the child picks up another in the distance.
And before you ask, yes it is off balance and I planned it that way!