Dog Ears
Apr 24, 2022 03:08:54 #
Every day, my daughter swings by on lunch hour to take her dog, Nicks, for a walk. Returning, she lets him off the leash when they get within shouting distance. I notice his ears act like a transmission or ailerons. Starting out, they're up for lift off and slowly fold back, shifting in to high when cruising speed is acquired.
Apr 24, 2022 04:29:36 #
Apr 24, 2022 05:13:01 #
raymondh wrote:
Every day, my daughter swings by on lunch hour to take her dog, Nicks, for a walk. Returning, she lets him off the leash when they get within shouting distance. I notice his ears act like a transmission or ailerons. Starting out, they're up for lift off and slowly fold back, shifting in to high when cruising speed is acquired.
Very nice set !!! Raymond
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Apr 24, 2022 06:03:58 #
raymondh wrote:
Every day, my daughter swings by on lunch hour to take her dog, Nicks, for a walk. Returning, she lets him off the leash when they get within shouting distance. I notice his ears act like a transmission or ailerons. Starting out, they're up for lift off and slowly fold back, shifting in to high when cruising speed is acquired.
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Sylvias wrote:
Good catch Raymond, lovely dog.
He’s a very well behaved dog who adores his mama. Thanks for the visit!
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Apr 24, 2022 14:30:05 #
Shooter41
Loc: Wichita, KS
raymondh wrote:
Every day, my daughter swings by on lunch hour to take her dog, Nicks, for a walk. Returning, she lets him off the leash when they get within shouting distance. I notice his ears act like a transmission or ailerons. Starting out, they're up for lift off and slowly fold back, shifting in to high when cruising speed is acquired.
Dear raymondh... From your comments such as ailerons and cruising speed, may I infer that you are a pilot? I love dogs too. The first thing I noticed about your images of your daughter and her black dog, is that you make excellent use of depth of field to allow the dog to be sharp as a tack, while the background is out of focus. You must have been shooting at F2.8 or maybe F4. Anyhoo, I enjoyed your images and short story. I wish you lived closer so that we could be "photo buddies." Early Easter morning this little Black Capped Chickadee showed up at my bird feeder in my back yard. I put down my Folgers and fired up my Sony RX104 and captured him though the kitchen window for all time. Ain't photography great! Shooter41 (Don Marler in Wichita, Kansas)
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