You can get this:
...which makes for a great stink-eye picture, but was not what I was asked to get.
Or, you can get this:
Wow...they sort of arranged themselves with their faces about equidistant from me, and I had a split-second to get it, or the moment would be lost. As it so happened, this was the very last frame I took.
I hope to get more time with them in the future and really do a better job for the two of them.
(Shot with the Nikon D300 using the 50mm f/1.8, and the 70-200mm VR zoom lens and the SB-800 flash; aperture-priority, with aperture set to f/5.6; camera chose shutter speed of 1/320 second (top, at ISO 800) and 1/125 second (bottom, at ISO 400); center-weighted metered; exposure compensation set to -0.7; auto white balance; shot in RAW.)
I hope to get more time with them in the future and really do a better job for the two of them.
(Shot with the Nikon D300 using the 50mm f/1.8, and the 70-200mm VR zoom lens and the SB-800 flash; aperture-priority, with aperture set to f/5.6; camera chose shutter speed of 1/320 second (top, at ISO 800) and 1/125 second (bottom, at ISO 400); center-weighted metered; exposure compensation set to -0.7; auto white balance; shot in RAW.)
Thank you so much for taking such amazing photos of my pups! I absolutely love that last one.
ReplyDeletethanks, tara. i hope we can hook up again and get more pictures of your pups.
DeleteThat is some pretty cute stink eye.
ReplyDeletekeiki was in the act of blinking -- i caught her at the wrong/right moment.
DeleteAwesome! I love picture No. 1: Keike looks like a starlet protesting the photographer :)
ReplyDeleteCute pups. For me, taking pics of greyhounds is akin to doggie reportage.
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