Blizzard's begun... and for some, so has the fun!
Feb 18, 2013 20:02:08 #
Feb 18, 2013 20:04:11 #
carlysue wrote:
I love his attitude! While some are in panic about the storm, he sees fun and adventure!
Carlysue, me too! I also love your attitude and pics. Gonna try some of your fun photo ideas sometime!
Feb 18, 2013 20:06:15 #
pounder35 wrote:
The Golden Lab I had in Idaho loved the snow. Also loved to chase blowing tumbleweeds. That was quite a show especially when she caught one. Kind of like a dog chasing a car. What the hell are you going to with it when you catch it? :roll: :lol:
kerfree wrote:
Nemo the Blizzard is quickly escalating from flurries to wild fury. So far, for Maine-iac Hap it is pure awesomeness...
The Golden Lab I had in Idaho loved the snow. Also loved to chase blowing tumbleweeds. That was quite a show especially when she caught one. Kind of like a dog chasing a car. What the hell are you going to with it when you catch it? :roll: :lol:
Dogs sure do help us to see the fun in all that white stuff :)
Feb 18, 2013 20:08:38 #
Treepusher wrote:
Fun shots! Nothing happier than a big dog in snow. Cleans them pretty well, too!
So true! I wish more of his enthusiasm for snow rubs off on me! Thanks for lookin'!!
Feb 18, 2013 20:14:19 #
kerfree wrote:
Dogs sure do help us to see the fun in all that white stuff :)
pounder35 wrote:
The Golden Lab I had in Idaho loved the snow. Also loved to chase blowing tumbleweeds. That was quite a show especially when she caught one. Kind of like a dog chasing a car. What the hell are you going to with it when you catch it? :roll: :lol:
kerfree wrote:
Nemo the Blizzard is quickly escalating from flurries to wild fury. So far, for Maine-iac Hap it is pure awesomeness...
The Golden Lab I had in Idaho loved the snow. Also loved to chase blowing tumbleweeds. That was quite a show especially when she caught one. Kind of like a dog chasing a car. What the hell are you going to with it when you catch it? :roll: :lol:
Dogs sure do help us to see the fun in all that white stuff :)
One day I had set up a shot of ice-cycles hanging on a creek bank with a slow shutter speed setting to get a smooth cotton like flow of the water. Everything is set and my lab decides to lay down in the middle of the stream (only a few inches deep) with her back end in the frame. I couldn't coax her out of the water. I just laughed and waited until was ready to get up and move. I wish I had the shot after she finally moved but it's probably in a box somewhere. Kodachrome slide either 25 or 64. :thumbup:
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