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Sometimes a fixed focal length gives you more in the frame than you'd allow with a zoom. I think that look would have been less striking had I been able to zoom in close. The wife always wants close-up shots of the grandkids but I think it's nice when the subject shows just enough detail to allow your imagination to fill in the blanks. A bit like lingerie I guess!
Boonton, NJ
CNJ 1523 is posed alongside a wreck crane during a URHS night photo shoot.
Prints available at SmugMug: donaldwinship.smugmug.com/Rail-Photography/i-3Rv59Gt
Playing fetch. She plays with boundless energy and will often vocally ask for play. The object being fetched is her favorite toy - a white toy mouse that rattles lightly. If the above video doesn't work the first time around (sometimes Flickr is buggy), just hit refresh, and try clicking it again.
well I epically failed at getting a bunch of photos in before I go on my trip to better a community
well all I can say is THANK GOD I AM NOT TRYING A 365 cause then I would FAIL
LOLZ
so I think this will be my last upload for a while so I hope you enjoy <3
my sister playing fetch with my brother's golden retriever at a family picnic. The dog's name is Homer.
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Tony had been working on a book about dogs.
These were printed as a set of cards, given as 'party bags' at a wonderful celebration of his life and work.
Caddie loves to chase the disc around. She's great for practicing my drives, not so much for bringing to a course.
I was playing around with the Timer on my iPhone, as it’s hard to take a picture AND throw the ball.
So I set a 3 second timer, waited until the warning sounds and chucked the ball. The camera took a burst of 10 pictures.
Since I was outside (playing fetch) I didn’t stop to see what I got. I did it twice and then put the phone away.
The result?
I should have thrown the ball sooner, as most of the shots were of a fluffy rump far in the distance.
That said, I think the “technique” has merit and I will definitely try it again.
Stop on by Henry and Toby's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
Another shot from New Zealand. Captured these two teenage girls playing with their dog as the sun was setting. He was having a great time! Finished with two textured layers.
a sneak peek at the Fetch! set at WGBH's new production facility in Brighton, MA. (Sorry, no more 0-2-1-3-4...)
Hope managed to wear herself out pretty thoroughly about 2 days into our 4 day trip to Lake Tahoe. She made it look like she was going to run after her floatie toy for this photo, but she slowed to a walk right after I took it.