Eat and Run
by GolferDDS

Comment:
What a cute guy, hope you give us the name of this birdie. We have got a dark shiny blue bird here called the Glossy Starling who can get quite tame/cheeky. But ours looks a lot bigger than this little one :-).
And I see you color co-ordinated the furniture and the crockery to the bird :-P.
Good luck in the challenge.

Roy G Bev
by DCrest01

Comment:
Congrats, I like this style of photography. Looks like you or "someone" had fun :-)

Where the wind blows cold
by markwiley

Comment:
Where is this? That is amazing, great shot as well, love the post as it really makes the "cold"

Skittish Impala
by kasaba

Comment:
Woohooo!!! Thank you everyone. Back in the bush where I took this picture. Hope to make arrangements for validation!

Birds with Attitude
by roz

Comment:
Congratulations! Great capture.

What'cha mean you are following the white rabbit?
by kasaba

Comment:

Originally posted by Lydia: I hope my suggestion will not offend you, Gaby. I wish that the view from the hole were darker... with shadows coming up on the dogs. In my opinion, the under side of the hole would all be dark. We're looking up from a hole, right? And holes are dark? So... the underside of the soil would not be seen. And there would be shadows under the dogs's chins. Maybe just a hint of detail in the soil? I dunno... I'm just speculating. I still think the image is totally adorable and fun!

Not offended at all Lyda! Thank you for taking the time to crit and write. I was running out of time, when I was working on it in post I thought it would have been better to photograph the inside of a tube of some type instead of the flat surface. That would have given the feeling of the "hole" much better. Hindsight and all that :-).

I was using a flash to photograph the dogs, I tried without it, but it was too dark or the sky was totally blown. Also the fuzzy coat is very unforgiving with lower shutter speeds, I mean really unforgiving :-). This being dpc I know how much a sharp image is valued ;-). Maybe I should have used a reflector on the bottom and used a flash from the top? Never thought about that before.

thanks for your comments, can't say I disagree with what you said :-).

When you Know Someone's Got your Back
by Lydia

Comment:
I love this - Such a great title too.

Joy to All DPC Cowgirls!
by elizadeb

Comment:
This is a fab shot! Thanks - for the dedication :-) - not a cowgirl really, but at home in the saddle anyway.

Parent & Child
by mefnj

Comment:
This is so very clever!I love this.

The Joy of Rudolph
by MaryO

Comment:
Precious!