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A re-do of a photograph of my grand-dog, June Bug, playing in Lake Michigan. The sky was fairly lack luster, so I cropped it out.
For Scavenge Challenge # 1 "Exaggerate length/height of subject with POV"
I hope this fits the bill!
Asia and her weed eater cord....cannot help but take photos of this now and again. She will play fetch all day sometimes if you are willing. epetmeadow.com
Sequence photography; created using 5 separate photographs and combined together in Photoshop. Also HDR.
Just some kid having fun with his dog. Pax & I had a few hours to kill before the wedding, so we went wandering around the lakefront.
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My baby girl Amber !
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Shot with:
- Nikon D90
- Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4.5 DC Macro HSM
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The light makes it look so warm... you can't even tell that I had no feeling left in my hands.
Please DO NOT post my photos on tumblr or similar websites. NO exceptions, unless you receive my consent. Photos easily get stolen that way. I wish it didn't have to be that way but I'm tired of others using my images.
Today I had another in the car with me for part of the morning commute - my dog, who desperately needed to go to the groomer. My dog is not really a dog, I don't think. For one, he is a retriever, yet he does not know how to play fetch. He hates walks. He loves going in the car but then...he lays down!!! I roll down the windows, but does he act like every other dog and stick his head out? Noooo. Weirdo.
Fetching the fetch
by Laurent Charles Tremblay Levesque
Ebro Delta, Spain
16/03/2017
During our field trip to the Ebro basin, we learned about the challenge of supplying water for various competing demands (e.g. agriculture, industry, cities, and environment). We saw the tourism industry flourish in the upper basin area because of its rapidly moving waters which attracts many rafting and kayak enthusiasts. In the mid level portion of the basin we saw the agro industrial and urban thirst for water. In the lower basin, water is needed for agricultural production and for wetland nature reserves. This picture depicts WSPMers walking to the sea where the Ebro river empties itself.