This is Tally, who already is enjoying her new home:
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Archive for the ‘Dog’ Tag
New family member Leave a comment
Driving Miss Tally Leave a comment
We spent the last few days driving across the plains from Denver to Virginia with our new dog, Tally. There wasn’t much to photograph while driving:
iPhone, edited in Snapseed
Dogs of Delhi Leave a comment
Captured at Fort Hauz Khas in Delhi:
Loving leaves… Leave a comment
… is easy when you’re not the one having to rake them…
Happy Thanksgiving to all!
iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Break time Leave a comment
Taking a break with Mario during a morning walk through the Vermont woods:
iPhone, edited with Snapseed
CA highway scene Leave a comment
Saw the quintessential California highway stereotype last week in San Diego: a blonde in a convertible with her lapdog on her lap. Priceless.
Wondering/Wandering Pug Leave a comment
Caught this pug in a pensive mood as it meandered through the house.
Leaves make the best resting spot Leave a comment
Our dog Mario is enjoying the fall in VA:
iPhone, edited with Snapseed
Dog Happiness… Leave a comment
… is running across Clinton Beach at low tide at sunset:
Wishing I Was Outside Leave a comment
That’s how our dog Mario must have felt when looking out of our kitchen window:
iPhone, HDR conversion in Lightroom
Walk on snowy beach 2 comments
Here is our black lab Mario enjoying the empty (and icy) beach in the winter time:
Iphone, B&W conversion in Lightroom
Frozen beach frolic Leave a comment
Our dog Mario enjoyed the first snow of the year, especially on the beach at low tide:
iPhone, Hipstamatic app
Mario and Stella Leave a comment
Mario, our black lab, enjoying a fall afternoon with a new friend.
Canon 5D Mark II, EF 85mm/1.8USM
ISO 100
f/1.8
1/320 sec
Mario reigns on the beach 1 comment
Captured our dog Mario on the beach using the iPhone Hipstamatic app:
iphone, Hipstamatic
Summer Sunset at Low Tide 8 comments
Took our dog Mario out for a walk during low tide about an hour after sunset – and we had the entire beach to ourselves!
Canon 5d Mark II, 40mm 2.8 lens
ISO 3200
f/2.8
1/20 sec
Goodbye Spruce 13 comments
Yesterday our dear little Sprucie, a 9-year-old German Shepherd and retired guide dog who was with us only 15 months, passed away rather suddenly. I will miss her tail thumping against furniture to express her happiness, the sound of her trotting to the door to see who’s there, the long walks we took together along the beach, and her dopey smile. Here are the last pictures of her. I love you, Spruce!
Antique Double Exposure 2 comments
Playing around with the double exposure setting of the Hipstamatic app on my iPhone, I composed this picture of our dog and the fall trees:
My Big Milestone: 1,000 Blog Followers! 3 comments
Marc Cooper just became my 1,000th follower on WordPress! Thank you, my fellow bloggers, for appreciating my images sufficiently to follow my photographic flights of fancy on a regular basis. Here is the photo that started it all,  the one that has turned out the be the most popular, and my personal favorite:
Go ahead, make my day Leave a comment
That’s what this bulldog seemed to say, begging me to throw his toy so he could run after it.
Taking the Dog for a Walk 1 comment
…and keeping the camera low to the ground yields great shots:
Canon 7D, EF40mm f/2.8
ISO 1600
f/3.5
1/1250 sec
Wonder Dog 1 comment
Well, amazing might be a better adjective, but that wouldn’t make for nearly as good a blog title. When it’s cold and monochrome out, the dog becomes a never-tiring subject to practice on:
Canon 7D, 100mm f/2.8 macro lens
ISO 400
f/10
1/40 sec
Edited with Color Efex, soft focus filter, Fujichrome Velvia 100 film
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Glamour Pug 2 comments
Look how Ozzy, my sister-in-law’s pug, Â OWNS that chair:
Canon Powershot G12
ISO 200
f/4.5
1/60 sec
Nik Color Efex
Skylark and Nemo 1 comment
Our dog LOVED all the snow that came down as a result of storm Nemo:
Frosty Dog Walk 5 comments
Welcome Skylark 2 comments
Ok, it didn’t take long before I took our new dog, Skylark, to the beach for a photo session. She’s a 10-year old retired Guide Dog for the Blind from California, who is now getting used to Connecticut weather and the notion that it’s OK to chase bunnies and squirrels. She already took control of the backyard, which she patrols diligently. Soon this sweet and well-mannered German Shepherd will think she owns the whole neighborhood..
Beloved Kearney 5 comments
This is Kearney, a retired Guide Dog for the Blind who had enjoyed her retirement with us for the last 4 1/2 years before passing away last month. This is how I’ll always remember her – slightly leaning from a stroke (which she recovered from almost fully), attentive, and super sweet. And next week, we’ll get a new addition to the family, yet another retired Guide Dog that needs a home, named Skylark (and also a German Shepherd). I’m VERY excited!
Man’s Best Friend 11 comments
Well, at least THIS man’s best friend. Â Caught this man and his dog while walking through Brooklyn – both were completely content sitting on the doorstep of their house and pursing their favorite activity – reading and people watching.
Shot with Canon EOS 7D, 100mm f/2.8L Macro
ISO 800
100mm
f/3.2
1/80 sec
Winter Scene in Vermont 1 comment
Walking my dog in Stowe, VT.
Canon EOS 7D, EF 50mm f/1.4
ISO 100
f/2.2
1/8000
Puppy love 1 comment
I shot these 2 girls and their dog a few summers ago in Clinton, CT. My favorite picture from that summer.
Pentax K100D
ISO 400
18mm
f/3.5
1/250 sec
Sunday Morning Bliss 1 comment
No comments necessary. No better place to be on a Sunday morning.
Canon EOS 7D, EF-S10-22mm
ISO 400
13 mm
f/4
1/8 sec
Movement, #4 Leave a comment
My dog is always moving. So rather than trying to get her to pose, I thought it best to just capture her movement.
Canon EOS 7D, EFS 10-22mmISO 400
10mm
f/14
1/10 sec
Snapshots For Sore Eyes 