Aristodog

[ChrisLumix]

"Yes, of COURSE you may approach. I'm not going to bite."

 

[ChrisLumix]

"I say, you chaps. My owner, or should I say the chappie who photographed me, is gettin' more than a little bit - how shall I put it? - PISSED ORF, what what?, at the total lack of interest in the portrait he took of me, and is threatenin' to just walk away from the whole caboodle. I've told him to just sit down with a large gin and tonic, but you know what these sensitive types are like ARF! ARF!

 

"Now ... is anyone out there interested? Care to give a little bit of feedback before he really does disappear over the blighted horizon, what? ... And if it comes to that, I might well bally well eat all your meaty sandwiches while I'm at it."

[pdcpic]

I liked it! I am not a great commenter, but I love the "englishness" of your dog great pose and shot

[ChrisLumix]

Thanks pdc - I'm going to have a go at creating an HDR version of it, as his head is too much in the shade and I can't seem to cure it by normal means.

[pdcpic]

How much chance is there for your dog to sit there again? if it is his favorite spot you could try again with the help of some extra flashes 

one of our dogs has a favorite space to sit too 

[ChrisLumix]

How much chance is there for your dog to sit there again? if it is his favorite spot you could try again with the help of some extra flashes 

one of our dogs has a favorite space to sit too 

 

Not my dog! Just one I saw on a scoot to the local park. However, I've found a kind of transformation using HDR, which has rescued the dog while spoiling everything else. But you'll see what I mean if you go and have a look.