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Wanna play fetch anyone? Such a cute little 8-month old. She just kept playing with the log she's resting on.
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Week #44: This picture of Max was taken, specifically for the 52 weeks for Dogs Group. The weather was crisp today. The perfect fall day. We went out in the backyard and played around. Brock loves sticks, so does Max, but he's afraid to try and take anything away from Brock, so he's watching, hoping Brock will miss so he can come in for cleanup.
Technically : Using Shutter Mode this week. I wanted to do something different and out of my comfort zone. So, I also pulled out my most challenging lens, the Wide Angle. My goal was to shoot without a flash, too. I picked shutter mode to help stop the action, but with moving subjects it is difficult to keep a sharp focus. The only adjustments to this photo was a crop, a slight levels adjustment (for midtone contrast) and lastly, a very slight Orton Effect (to help hide the lack of sharp focus on the eyes.)
Assessment: Not happy at all with the lighting. Its very uneven, but I didn't want to use a flash. Instead I bumped up the iso 500.
A black lab plays in the cold Lake Superior water near Grand Marais, MN.
This photo was selected for display at the Pentax Photo Gallery:
More shots from playing fetch in the park yesterday. He's still a little clumsy when catching the ball but he's getting the hang of it.
After her nap, Ava seemed to get more comfortable with Bruce. They even played fetch: he rolled the ball to her and she brought it back to him.
Cosby returns from fetching his frisbee looking very pleased with himself, much to Molly's annoyance.
This is my submission for the second annual "anything goes challenge", on which we can shoot anything we want. The dog belongs to my friend Kim, and his name is Ace. He absolutely rocks.
As these imploring eyes so frequently remind me. However, Dinky is not above trying to play fetch by himself when he needs his fix. But it's better with a friend.
For the weekly theme "Being There" at www.mu-43.com.
This was shot indoors with not-so-great lighting, as you can tell from all the pixel noise.
Lucky loves to play fetch. He's a bit obsessed, actually. His number one favorite thing to fetch is anything ring shaped - bracelets, hairbands, washers. He is crazy about rubber bands and will come running if he hears the drawer with rubber bands in it open. Bear will very occasionally play fetch too, but he has to be in the mood for it I guess. He's usually pretty interested when Lucky plays but sometimes gets a bit jealous of all the attention his brother's getting and tackles him mid play.
The sport scene mode was used for this shot. Shooting with hand held Zuiko 70-300, I prefer to use the sport scene or shutter priority (1/500 or faster, ISO auto), because program and aperture priority modes often use too slow shutter speeds for the focal distance. Auto gradation set on (at post processing) to get more out of the shadows, as the direct sunlight gives too much contrast.
Hope went farther into the water at Thornton State Beach than she ever has before - probably helped that two other dogs were having so much fun. The beach was great and the waves didn't seem to bother the dogs at all. Plenty of driftwood to throw!
At dawn there was a pirate no show, so Tiny decided to take Messy for a walk.
T: Go fetch, Messy.
M: No you go fetch.
T: No, your the dog - your supposed to go fetch.
M: Why should I pick up after you. Your the one that threw it away - you go fetch.
Tiny can't even get messy to play ball.
"why do you need me to go fetch quotes from different articles when you can do a simple Google search and find examples for yourself?" (xrandadu hutman writing a complaint letter to an editor)