Working Dogs

Azzaro

If I tried this with my dogs, the groceries would be doing 15 mile and hour down the ally....



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jsqueri

Wow, talk about telling a story. Great shot.

Pedro

Great shot.

Still it's a peaty that we cannot see the leach connecting to the cart (as it is could be at the men's hand).

Like the look and feel. Could you share a bit of technical details?

Thanks.

Azzaro

jsqueri wrote:

Wow, talk about telling a story. Great shot.

Thanks for the comment..... :Dazzaro

Azzaro

Pedro wrote:

Great shot.

Still it's a peaty that we cannot see the leach connecting to the cart (as it is could be at the men's hand).

Like the look and feel. Could you share a bit of technical details?

Thanks.

Nikon D40x the lens was a Nikon 55 x 200 zoom.
shot a 1/50 @ f22 the camera was set at EXP. -0.7
Is this what you were looking for?
I desaturated the pic. a little......

Thanks for looking and the comment..... azzaro

Dogdots

Good photo Azzaro

I like how you desaturated the photo. Gives it an older country type feel to it.

Hmmmm.....wonder if I could get my dogs to do that. Maybe even do the shopping for me too

Azzaro

Dogdots wrote:

Good photo Azzaro

I like how you desaturated the photo. Gives it an older country type feel to it.

Hmmmm.....wonder if I could get my dogs to do that. Maybe even do the shopping for me too

Thanks for the comment, Mary...... Don't let them do the shopping...YOu will end up with 50 pounds of bones and 200 pounds of dry dog food......:D:D

Wil Davis

Great shot! I'd also like to see that the leash is actually connected to the cart.

Reminds me of a friend who takes his dog (a black lab) hiking, and the dog has his own harness/pack in which he carries his water & food supply & things.

Thanks for sharing the pic!



- Wil

HoofClix

Great job on that one!

christinamae

Nice catch! I really like the desaturation also.

Azzaro

christinamae wrote:

Nice catch! I really like the desaturation also.

Thanks for the comment, Christina......azzaro

Azzaro

HoofClix wrote:

Great job on that one!

Thanks for looking and the comment..... azzaro

black mamba

Hi Azzaro,

Boy, you hit a homerun with this one. That's just a super picture.

Take care,

Tom

Azzaro

black mamba wrote:

Hi Azzaro,

Boy, you hit a homerun with this one. That's just a super picture.

Take care,

Tom

Thanks for the comment, Tom.... azzaro

bdcolen

jsqueri wrote:

Wow, talk about telling a story. Great shot.

Actually, it's unfortunate, but the photo does not tell the story the caption suggests. If this had been worked a bit - either moving around, or shooting a different instant, so that we could see that - as the caption suggests - the dogs were pulling the cart, then it would indeed work. But this way, the logical conclusion is that the guy is holding the leash with the hand we can't see, and is either pulling the cart with that same hand - or is simply walking by the cart.

Dogdots

Maybe I missed something with this photo, but I see a man with a cart and two dogs. The dogs actually pulling the cart isn't important to me. The man taking his dogs with him when he went shopping is. As in small towns that's the "norm". At least around here. I don't know the size of this town, but that isn't important to me either. Its the memory it spurred along with the chuckle I had thinking about doing that with my dogs

Azzaro catching this photo by an alley is another added bonus to me since small towns alway have alleys and the alleys are sometimes the "hot spot" in a small town. Gossip is shared there along with just a gathering of farmers talking about their crops or kids just playing. And the locals will use the back door to enter a business. Not something you see in a larger city.

Many of my Sundays were spent in a small town in ND. Seeing this photo brought back the times I spent in the alleys and shopping "downtown" as they would say.

Just trying to say -- a photo has a different feeling/story to each person that takes a look at it.