My (4-legged) Girl

[Chip]

This is our 5-year old girl, named "Maisy." It was taken in our back yard after some good exercise earlier today.



Thanks for looking.

[peeperita]

what a beautiful girl.......and what a great image......the exposure is just perfect to capture all the details of that black snout.....

peeper

[leonaashlee]

She is gorgeous and what a beautiful photo of her. Nice job.

[lindyannajones]

She has kind eyes, like her Master! You were going to eventually mention that photo eventually, right?

[Curtisrider]

Fantastic.

[scootsmom]

She is beautiful!!!!! She has the sweetest expression and eyes. This is a great shot.

Allyson

[daddyoproductions]

I tried to get some shots of my sister's dog as a surprise yesterday (we're watching it while she's on vacay) and the darn thing would not look at me...so I only got a bunch of lovely profile shots This is very nice and exactly what I was going for!

[Harlz]

awesome pose!!

[Chip]

Originally Posted by peeperita

what a beautiful girl.......and what a great image......the exposure is just perfect to capture all the details of that black snout.....

peeper

Thanks so much, peeper. My camera tends to overexpose, so getting detail in the blacks isn't all that hard. Whites, on the other hand . . . .

Originally Posted by leonaashlee

She is gorgeous and what a beautiful photo of her. Nice job.

loena - Thanks!

Originally Posted by lindyannajones

She has kind eyes, like her Master! You were going to eventually mention that photo eventually, right?

What? Oh, that photo?! I was gonna disclose it soon. Really. I was . . . as soon as I improve on that type of thing.

Originally Posted by Curtisrider

Fantastic.

Thanks very much, Curtisrider.

[Chip]

Originally Posted by scootsmom

She is beautiful!!!!! She has the sweetest expression and eyes. This is a great shot.

Allyson

Allyson - Thanks! Glad you like the expression.

Originally Posted by daddyoproductions

I tried to get some shots of my sister's dog as a surprise yesterday (we're watching it while she's on vacay) and the darn thing would not look at me...so I only got a bunch of lovely profile shots This is very nice and exactly what I was going for!

Sorry you had a hard time with your sister's dog. For our dog, I've learned that the chances of getting a decent photo increase dramatically when she's physically worn out. And, I need to compose the shot, have my finger on the shutter button, and they say something that I know will provoke a reaction. It's taken a few years, and I'm just now getting the hang of it. It pays to be persistent.

Originally Posted by Harlz

awesome pose!!

Thank you, Hartz.