Shingles & Brush
by Bear_Music

Comment by RKT:
Lovely tonality, very soft and subtle.

Double "U" — Umbrella Tiedown
by Bear_Music

Comment by graphicfunk:
Great. A twist on the "S" hook. Very nice it is also a double "U" Bumping up.

Extreme INaction — Yawn
by Bear_Music

Comment by RKT:
I think there is a bit too much "movement" in this...even the stuff in the background is blurred.

Extreme INaction — Yawn
by Bear_Music

Comment by ChasSourek:
This is disturbing!!!

Remembrance/Magritte: Ce N'est Pas un Ours
by Bear_Music

Comment by Joey Lawrence:

Originally posted by bear_music: Boombox? How does that connect to me? LOL... I'm deaf, man...

bear_music
;-)

With you being deaf, I guess 'bare' music is very ironic.

;-)

Message edited by author 2005-04-11 21:42:59.

Extreme INaction — Yawn
by Bear_Music

Comment by RulerZigzag:
nice effect! looks posessed

Certified Assistance Dog "Karma"
by Bear_Music

Comment by lyta:
I loved the look on her face. I thought -now there's a dog that takes her/him job seriously. Wasn't sure of the sex at the time.

Yes our black cat Kilo is difficult to photograph also.

Extreme INaction — Yawn
by Bear_Music

Comment by L1:
Interesting take on the challenge, bear_music... I bet Karma is really enjoying being your favorite model as of late! :o)

Certified Assistance Dog "Karma"
by Bear_Music

Comment by graphicfunk:
Hey Robert: a lovely and impressive image. Congratulations on your top 20 finish.

Certified Assistance Dog "Karma"
by Bear_Music

Comment by colyla:
I saw you mentioned in a post that you were deaf...I thought you were kidding! I'm not deaf....but I always warn people that I am because I'm hearing impaired....had a hearing aid, but broke it to pieces a few years back and haven't been able to afford the kind I want (the little one that hardly shows) and unfortunately my insurance doesn't cover them.

Anyhow! Great looking dog and photo....I have two black ones (wiener dogs)..and you're right they are hard to photograph....I couldn't figure what I was doing wrong until an instructor explained how the camera works (gray, white, black) and how you change the camera settings to compensate. :)