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Dog Day Monday: Today I give you the newest image that I've posted on DDM, Tory, the English Spaniel that I met just last week at R. B. Garden. He was (is) beautiful, and as I guessed correctly, had just been groomed that morning. Park of his coast was so white, that I just coudn't find the correct exposure of EF and, every time he turned toward the sun, I'd get a flash back.
I asked the owner about Tory. First I asked if he was a special breed of Spaniel because almost all that I've ever seen at white, black, and chestnut while this guy was white and black only. As you can see by the sheen on the black part of his coat, they must have put something on him as the lat part of grooming that made him ... shine!
Tory is only two years old, is rather stainj, but " a lot of fun with the family, but not so much with "outsiders." That became apparent when none of my charms worked on him. It took almost 15 shots to get a picture that would capture the essence that is Tory. And yes, that is the essence of Tory.
This is my pet dog Peppa, she's a labrador crossed with a springer spaniel, she's a springador lol.
It's not as sharp as i would of liked, but cannot keep her still.
Another one of Honey, the beautiful spaniel we met when we were In Royal Victoria Park a couple of weeks ago
I do like doing portraiture (human and animal!) with the Tamron macro lense. Sharp where you need it and lovely bokeh, especially wide open. Little irritated by the blown highlights, but can't have it all!
Started playing with control points more, in the Nik Collection.
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Nikon Z6, Tamron 90mm F/2.8 Macro Lense,
Exposure X7, Silver Efex Pro 3
This is a pic of Rupert with Razz in the background .... as walking duties are at a stand still for Razz, they are both taking the opportunity to check out the back of their eyelids regularly!
Logan enjoyed seeing the alpacas today, who also found him interesting. The sun was very bright today, and I was glad to find Logan in the shade. I used my trusty flash to light him up.
Having left the hot dogs behind at Glenfinnan, a fresh Scottish breakfast roll filled with black pudding, bacon and yolky fried egg and a pint of Ardgour Session ale enjoyed at the Ardgour Brewery, overlooking the stunning scene of Loch Linnhe and the mountains around Ben Nevis made for a perfect morning tour round the Ardnamurchan 'loop'.
Cocker Spaniels are one of the most beloved and popular dog breeds in the UK, known for their affectionate nature, playful demeanor, and beautiful, silky coat. Originally bred as hunting dogs, Cocker Spaniels have evolved into excellent family pets and show dogs. There are two types of Cocker Spaniels: the American Cocker Spaniel and the English Cocker Spaniel. This guide focuses on the English Cocker Spaniel, which is more common in the UK.
A fine looking dog . . . and figurine!
Theme: "Not A Real One"
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I was photographing a monarch butterfly in a garden at Wright-Locke Farm when Holly strolled by on a walk. She happily posed for a few photos and was a very good girl.
The tallest of the AKC's spaniels, the Irish Water Spaniel is instantly recognizable by its crisply curled coat and tapering 'rat tail. Among the champion swimmers of dogdom, the alert and inquisitive IWS is hardworking and brave in the field, and playfully affectionate at home.
I don't really know that his name is Sparky, but I like alliteration. :)
I have seen this pair twice on the trail. Sparky is not young, but man does he move it. He might even be in Richard's elite class for all I know. Nah. Couldn't be that good.
A little later, around the bend, Sparky let Spaniel cool off in the water. I passed them by, and then then passed me by again, for I must needs walk slowly. V e r y s l o w l y.
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