regular at the park-

System

taking his doggie for a spin-
c/c welcomed-

polartownjunkie

i like this photo, the doggie came out looking great id say

Scott_Quier

This guy is having a good time and it comes through loud and clear in the photo!

Next time, loose the van?

System

yeh, I tried to blur it out some-

think! think! think!-

thanks much-
george

System

looking at this photo again-

not being mean because the doggie's a good-looking doggie and I guess the guy's ok considering he's probably older'n beans-

but, do they not look alike!?!-

or am I just imagining it-

george

Photosbychuck

Hi, gefillmore
Great photo!
The only thing that I would have tried to do different is get all of the dogs legs in the shot.

Take Care,
Chuck,
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/northcarolinamodels

Red Bull

I like this shot and love the dog's expression. This photo is really sharp, what lens were you using?

System

suffice to say it is good enough that I am too embarassed to say-

I am not worthy of this almighty lens-

I supplicate, I prostrate to, but I do not demonstrate what this glorious lens is capable of accomplishing-

george

System

one more thing and I'll have to write it down-

let's see; keep the car, lose the doglegs-

no, no, no, lose the car and keep the dog legs-

is there such a thing as buck fever when taking a photo?-

I appreciate the advice-

thanks
george

Bob&Glennie

The doggie is cute but the old guy has a great face. He just draws you in and you get the feeling that he's a really interesting character. I love faces like that. Sometimes I'll hang out in a busy mall or Tim Horton's and just shoot faces for my collection.

Good picture, man.

Bob

System

Bob-

thanks-

I tried to talk to the gentleman but he was hard of hearing and I had to yell-

he's a regular at the park there and has had his dog for five years-

give the older folks half the chance and they've got some neat stories to tell-

george