Showing posts with label tadeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tadeo. Show all posts

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Today is World Galgo Day

Today is World Galgo Day, which was set aside to publicize their situation in Spain. The plight of the galgo (also known as the Spanish Greyhound) in Spain, especially after the end of the hunting season (which happens to be now), is heartbreaking and horrifying. I will not post any pictures here of what happens to all too many of them, but suffice it to say that you can use Google to search and see for yourself. Fortunately there are people and organizations both here in the US (SAGE, GRIN, Scooby North America) and in Europe (Scooby, BaasGalgo, Galgos del Sol, Fundación Benjamín Mehnert) who do their utmost to rescue (and I mean, rescue) them.

What I will do here is to show you some pictures of Galgos that I've met in private photo sessions.

Izaskun:


Romeo:


Tadeo:


Lehto:


Cara:


Adopting a galgo is not quite as hard as you might think.

Thanks to all the volunteers and organizations that help these wonderful dogs.

Friday, January 11, 2013

Other favorite pictures of mine from 2012

Some other favorite pictures of mine that I took during 2012...

Sadie licks her nose:

Sadie

Katie stares at me while lying on our bed:

Katie

Tadeo the galgo waits for me to give him a treat:

Tadeo

Jen and Skye at Dewey Beach:

Jen and Skye

A crescent moon and a weather vane in Solvang:

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JJ the tripod at Greysave's spring picnic:

JJ

Josie Bean at Oktoberfest:

Josie Bean

Carson:

Carson


Friday, December 14, 2012

Tadeo

I was going to write something about photographing Tadeo the galgo last weekend, but words are failing me right now; I have nothing useful to say. So I'll just share a few pictures of him instead:

Tadeo

Tadeo

Tadeo and Romeo

I'll just mention that the first two photos are at ISO 6400: softness in his body fur is due to noise reduction which smudges details. But, to me, it's still scary good over my D300.

(Shot with the Nikon D600 with the 50mm f/1.8 and 70-200mm VR zoom.)