Challenge - Dogs
Baydream wrote: RIP, Milo.
As Will Rogers, said, " If there are no gods in heaven, then when I die, I want to go where they went".
john_m wrote: Sorry to hear about Milo, but your photo of Sam in amazing.
Thank you John!
I must admit, some lovely photos here and I'm quite suprised there aren't that many more compared to the cats section!
Dogs rule!!
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thats because I have 3 cats and they are my models.......so i flood the cat section with pics weeklyLopezjose7 wrote:
Baydream wrote: RIP, Milo.
As Will Rogers, said, " If there are no gods in heaven, then when I die, I want to go where they went".
john_m wrote: Sorry to hear about Milo, but your photo of Sam in amazing.
Thank you John!
I must admit, some lovely photos here and I'm quite suprised there aren't that many more compared to the cats section!
Dogs rule!!
. Nikon D200
Nikon 50mm f1.8D, Tokina 28-80 f2.8, Nikon 75-300, Sigma 18-200, Nikon SB-600, Nikon SB-25, Promaster triggers
I guess they are also a lot easier to photograph than dogs too! www.Lopez-photography.com
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GaryTrent photography (Canada)
Owner of
Art Effects Gallery,
Grand Forks, B.C. Canada
Please visit me on Multiply:
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I would love to add a photo of Bubba D...but all that happens is I get the file information on the page and not the photo...try to edit, there's an error message that comes up. I NEVER have been able to ad a photo to any challenge, and when I ask for help, I never get a response back... 
Right below the Message box is an Insert Photo box. Click "Add Photo"
Then click "Insert" to the right. (ha, it took me a while to notice the Insert button)
Heres a screen grab and a wild iPhone shot of my dog Baxter.
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