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Ford's Military Utility Tactical Truck. Served mostly during Vietnam war.
New version is definately better scaled. Some things could be better, but anyway I'm glad that I was able to achieve so small dimensions.
Comments are welcome.
This little dog was looking down into a narrow street in Marvao, Portugal.
He is just like my own Max so I had to take his picture.
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Even when she is lightly napping the girl doesn't look quite at ease. Makes me wonder what she's thinking about. But perhaps she's just wondering why I keep taking photos of her napping face.
My Burning Man 2007 camp-mates in Mutts Borough. Rocket Girl. ZACH WISE / LAS VEGAS SUN
More coverage at blogs.lasvegassun.com/burningman/
One of the pairings from my adventures in the Kulsehov effect. Trying to link up photos from my daughter last summer and ones of Miss Agnes from the last week to change up the narrative a bit.
The photo of her rolling in Bruno's paws was a quick grab from the yard. It could have been a much better photo if the moment had lasted a little longer and I could have recomposed. I paired with the flower to emphasize gentleness.
We adopted Shadow as a little puppy in 1963 from an animal shelter in southern Los Angeles when we lived there. We think he was a spaniel-retriever mix of some sort. He made the move with us in 1966 to College Park East in Seal Beach. I took this photo while he was enjoying a treat in our back yard. He was a wonderful family pet! Shadow succumbed to illness in 1974. I get weepy-eyed every time I think of him.
"Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves for they will never cease to be amused."
~ Anonymous
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with Softlighter II camera left. Triggered by Cybersync.
äußerlich etwas ramponiert, aber technisch einwandfrei: ein M151 'MUTT' auf der Balzfeld Classics, 2022
For those of you who are too young to remember Mutt & Jeff, just think Big & Small...☺ The big one is a friend's Rhodesian ridgeback, and the little on is our Rosie, a couple of good buddies.
The tug and pilot launch lie waiting in the waters off Greencastle, Co. Down. Greencastle seems a very exposed place to have these two vessels based there. Greencastle is at the mouth of Carlingford Lough which is long and narrow and I suspect that navigation is hazardous!
New release!
+RANCID+ 'Mutt' Set
★ Unrigged + Resizable
★ Earrings + Ball chain necklace
★ 8 metals - 16 metal imprint designs
★ Sold as FP only
★ Copy / Mod / NT
Now at Astrophe Event
I call this my "Mutt Photo" because it has a mixture of a couple things....
HDR and IR. (Merged Multiple exposures for HDR and did the whole "blue/red" channel shift for the IR)
Pulled this out of the archives to play with IR a little bit and thought i'd try some HDR at the same time...basically the bridge is the only thing affected by HDR....It was totally in shadow until i brought down the exposure and exposed the detail.
Post processing details...Lets see....basically i took the photo with a Hoya R72 IR filter and set custom white balance on a green patch that had full sun shining on it (this, to me, is the key). Opened in Nikon Capture and did an Auto Exposure (This basically adds a nice punchy contrast to an IR photo). Opened in PS and did the IR channel switch (Channel Mixer, Blue - Moved Red to 100% and Blue to 0%. Then Red - Moved Blue to 100% and Red to 0%. This effectly swaps the red and blue channel). Then i messed with the hue saturation adjustment to get rid of any stray reds and magentas. This looked pretty good except the bridge was totally in shadow and pretty much black and grey. Ran it through Photomatix (HDR) and was surprised how much detail was actually in the bridge...of course this pretty much fried the IR part of the trees and sky....so undid, and created a new layer and ran again...masked the bridge and whala...oh, and then ran selective color on the sky to get more richer blues. (blue and cyan and moved the black slider to be more black).
NIKON D70 • f 11 • 2 sec • 18 mm • Flash:
Shots from the dog park.
This mutt was such a goofball. Very friendly, very energetic. This shot says it all.
Not really a "mutt" but, anyway, "Cheeto", spends some time in the October "Indian Summer" in the Steamtown parking lot at Scranton, PA.
My wonderful mutt Lady has on one occasion woken me up in the middle of the night with a bout of intense (and unusual) barking. The next day I found out that my neighbours had been burgled and I found hand prints on the windows of my house.
Polpo su crema di pomodorini Mutti e triploconcentrato,con semi di finocchietto selvatico,e piselli.
HDR 3 shots at 1,3 EV, f/22, ISO100, 10mm, posted in Photomatrix and levels/curved in Photoshop (the mutt is front centre ;)