What the dog saw. Again.
One more. From the collection, “What the Dog Saw.”
Morning light. Twice. We go out at around 7 am and again, at about 9 am. This picture was made during the later walk. Too early and the light is too low and dim. Too late and the quality of light loses its glow.
And the dog? She stood patiently while I took the picture. Oh, and there is one more walk around dusk.
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Beautiful image…
Very interesting use of light 🙂
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Thank you, Sreejith. I always find amazing light when I get down to my dog’s point of view.
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Lovely photo Ray. I Also enjoyed your storm photo and the one with the plaster face. Keep them coming.
I actually had someone take my photo a couple of weeks ago.
I didn’t have gray hair back in the Westlight days,
Doug
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Thank you, Doug. Storyteller is over five years old. With the exception of very rare breaks — I can do this from anywhere, even with my phone — I publish something every day. Keeps me honest. 🙂
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Loved the green
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Thank you. Green is such a peaceful color.
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Ya my favorite too
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