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August 2014
Canon EOS 60D
EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II
Creative Commons Licence BY 2.0
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Quellenangabe / Credit:
Maja Dumat - Creative Commons Licence BY 2.0
Nadie advirtió que estas cosas crecen.
En la foto van apenas 4 meses; la foto fue tomada el 6 de junio de 2007 y él nacio el 31 de enero de 2007.
Anyone got any tips for me on how to process photos better? I would be very great-full.
Thanks in advance!
Oscar, our canine houseguest in early August. He may look innocent in the photo, but he had found and rolled in some deer scat outside not long before I took the photo.
August 2014
Canon EOS 60D
EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II
Creative Commons Licence BY 2.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
Quellenangabe / Credit:
Maja Dumat - Creative Commons Licence BY 2.0
The original plan was to just get this one. She was supposed to be a German Shorthaired Pointer, but she is actually a very pretty English Pointer. She was picked up as a stray without her babies. Animal control could not find the babies - I can only hope they are still with the family that "owned" Dani.
Dani needs some time to feel good about life again. She is very sweet and submissive. A good sign is that she is eating very well. She seemed to appreciate the coat. I need to find her one that fits a little bit better.
Additional update: I have received a written (email) apology from one of the editors of the KARK (news station) website. Apparently they had my image in a bank of photos they use for stories. (and who knows how many other images not in the public domain). They took down the picture. The story about the dogs in the forest has gone national (do a Google news search on dogs national forest if you want to follow this).
Update: 6/16/88
To the editors of ArkansasMatters re: a terrible story about the mayor of a local town having dogs from a local shelter turned loose in a National Forest and disbanding local shelter facilities. Not only is the story bad enough - the web site editors STOLE MY IMAGE without permission to use on what they are calling their top story.
This is a followup to the original story.
Here is what I wrote to the news website.
Concern: I would like to inform you that you are using a stolen image on your top story(6-16-08) about the dogs turned loose in the National Forest. Not only is this a terrible situation for the dogs, and speaks badly for the autorities in your region, you yourselves are setting a terrible example by using copyrighted material on your website. The dogs in the image are my dogs - from my rescue. I took the photographs and made the collage myself - I hope you will publish my comment with an apology. I also want people to know that the dogs in the image have either been adopted into safe homes, or still reside at Dogs Hope where they will have a safe and healthy home for life.
Original description: Here are some of my dogs. I was going to put Christmas hats on them, but I think I will leave it the way it is. Top row: Margit, Emmie, Belle, Dani. Middle row: Bess, Charlie, Missy. Next to bottom: Jimmy/Barnaby (aka Bebe or Baby), Bess (how did she get in here twice?), Dewey. Bottom: Rosie, Robin.