3Ivysilos.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by dtremain:
Nice capture without having the main subject brightly lit. This evens out the colors nicely and allows the bright lighting at the left and in the intervening field act as a bit of natural frame.

2Rabbit-hunter.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by dtremain:
Don't you just love it when models cooperate? I don't see many photos of St. Bernards with the ears perked - so it didn't look like a St. Bernard at first. Nice capture of action.

1farm-rise.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by dtremain:
Love the lighting on this - could've been a bit brighter, but that would've blown out the stream & sky. Love the reflection in the stream.

1farm-rise.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by krnodil:
Beautifully shot - nice leading line with that stream. Great lighting.

5bathroom.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by krnodil:
Well, I should think not! :) Hopefully the owner sees the humor in it too, besides the apparent non-humorous need for it.

2Rabbit-hunter.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by joynim:
Sure does depict a happy dog in its element :)

4waterhole.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by SteveJ:
Nice capture of the green, glad I am not trying to get close to that pin! Water, the curse of golfers:) I like its almost sterile appearance. Most golf course are not photogenic, they remind me of hospital, cold and clinical. But I acan appreciate all work that goes into getting it looking so good, just for you to shoot, they must have been forewarned??

3Ivysilos.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by SteveJ:
The silos on US farms always look good, no matter how old or new they are. The ivy is doing a good job taking over both, against the oxide red of the barn, the silo becomes a feature. Good spotting!

2Rabbit-hunter.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by SteveJ:
Why do they call it a 'Dog's Life'? Judging by the expression and the flapping ears, it is a great life. A super catch.

1farm-rise.jpg
by drydoc

Comment by SteveJ:
Beautiful light. The stream leads the eye through the picture. I too would love a farm like this, especially on such a morning. Lovely shot.