Portrait of your "Best friend"

[arthurbikemad]

Thanks Click, some great pictures in this thread, love all the dogs in here.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Arthur.
I'm more of a cat person myself (I grew up with dogs and we have had a dog), but that is a really nice atmospheric shot of your dog.

Cheers, Graham.

End of October, snap of the lad..

 

[arthurbikemad]

Thanks Graham, the day I took the photo was unusually warm for this time of year, 20C and crystal clear sky's, I love sunstars and lens flare so took advantaged of my filter fitted 70-200's easy flare up and set the sun behind the doodle to snap the shot.

 

[applecider]

This thread is dormant but on topic so rather than create a new one...

Here is a portrait of mother and pup about five weeks into pups life.

These are wirehaired pointing griffons, my five year old chewie and baby Lucy.

 

[jprusa]

This thread is dormant but on topic so rather than create a new one...

Here is a portrait of mother and pup about five weeks into pups life.

These are wirehaired pointing griffons, my five year old chewie and baby Lucy.

OMG so cute!

 

[Click]

So cute Nicely done, applecider.

 

[Aussie shooter]

Thought I would post a coupleof shots of my boys. Dogs are one of natures greatest gifts to us

 

[Del Paso]

Thought I would post a coupleof shots of my boys. Dogs are one of natures greatest gifts to us
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The look of your dog is pure love!
A wonderful picture of a wonderful dog.

 

[Del Paso]

Chewie pounces on Oregon coast. Where dogs can be dogs and run free except for small areas and national seashore type parks.

Nice shot, nice dog!

 

[Labdoc]

Eloise.

 

[Nat_WA]

Sam at the sea (again)

7DmkII with 100-400mm at 400mm, f/6.3
W.

 

[Nat_WA]

Fetching a ball brings out all the energy (and competition to beat other dogs )

7DmkII with 100-400mm at 400mm, f/6.3
W.

 

[Nat_WA]

But eventually all energy is spent - and fetching the ball is delegated to us

7DmkII with S 60-600mm at 600mm f/7.1
W.

 

[Aussie shooter]

Some more shots of my best buddies. I do find them a great way to practice my skills for wildlife photography.

 

[Del Paso]

Eloise.

A nice and unusual shot!

 

[TominNJ]

our little guy during the first use of my new softbox. Not in studio but with a studio light. 5D IV 70-200/2.8 II

 

[Click]

Nicely done, TominNJ.

 

[Natalie777]

Great photos! Thanks for sharing, guys! Unfortunately, my dog died last month. I'm not ready to adopt a new dog, I need time. But I still have a cat, she is about 13 years old. I should say, after my dog passed away, I started thinking more about taking care of my pets (of course, I took them to a vet regularly and gave all necessary vitamins and supplements), but now I realize that my cat is also old, and maybe I should do more for her. I read a lot on the topic. By the way, I found Pet Express pharmacy that allows to read the descriptions of all meds for pets that are sold there (it is convenient as you can always check side effects, contraindications, etc.). So, do you do anything special for your pets when they get older?
P.S. Sorry, if this is a wrong place to ask.