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En una pausa de su juego, el perro se sumergió en la fuente para refrescarse. Paseo Sobremonte, Córdoba.
Playing with the dogs (and my camera) in the park. Wanted to try the AI Focus mode but was slightly disappointed with the results. Maybe I was doing it wrong.
this is a way old pic, from like 2 summers ago. i think it's funny. this is my boyfriend brett. he's a goofball :) anyway..i'm getting bored without a camera so i'm editing old pics :/ happy black friday everybody :D
cross your fingers for me getting enough money to order my camera on christmas <3
Deuce returning the ball to me after Mark threw it in the backyard (yes, our backyard is a parking lot).
Keith and Bruno
Cool thing about this game is that you can eat the ball.
I was going to choose the best of my series but really couldn't choose ... so this is a limited set.
Throw ball, grab camera and wait for them to return. Didn't take long!
Cropped with GIMP, not sure why it has stripped the EXIF data out. It hasn't done so with another cropped image I've posted.
While taking pictures of gulls at the Levee in Marietta Ohio in Jan 2013 I noticed some gulls that seemed to be playing fetch with floating sticks in the river. A gull would pick up a small floating stick take off into the air with it, and after reaching 20 or 30 feet in the air let the stick go. As the stick would fall back to the water the gull would chase it and sometimes catch it before it hit the water. Then he would start all over again. Often other gulls would notice the game as they passed and join in the chase. In a few cases when the stick was snatched by a passerby while falling a high speed chase would occur. I had never observed this behavior before but I am guessing it has something to do with practicing chasing down something to eat. They did appear to be enjoying the activity, and I know I was quite entertained watching them as well.
Pictures from a while back at my parents house. My brother was playing fetch outside with his dog so I figured I'd bring the camera along.
This was actually their bath. I threw the stick a couple of times, lathered them up with biodegradeable dog shampoo, then kept playing. Worked a treat!
Here one I like to call the "flying flatcoat."
PS....There is nothing wrong with Mr Feet. He is safe and sound back in the car. The Big Guy just thought that he should probably show some pictures of me at work or else all the Flickr dogs would think I was a lazy slacker and did nothing but swim and play with Mr Feet all day. Actually, I've been puttin' in a little overtime. I act like I don't really care for all the work but, between you and me, I kinda like it.
--your friend, Henry.