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How I took this picture of the dog with books

I seldom set up anything for the photos on this blog. Alot of it was: it is happening, quick get the camera/phone. So a lot of the photos were really candid, although some became an exercise in stay, stay, stay… because I am too slow and need her to hold on doing whatever she was doing. :P

Sometimes it works, most times it doesn’t because looking at the human to see if she will get a treat for staying became more important, or she looks away and stops doing whatever cute thing she did.

But I did have to jump some hoops for this shot. And so did Donna.

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Sprawl


My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge – week 4

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Phoneography Weekly: By design

A colour picture of a church that is monochrome by design.

Phoneography Monday Challenge: Black and White
Apps used: Camera+

Visit lens and pens by Sally to see more Black and White posts.
Or explore previous black and white posts:

Touching Noses

My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge – week 3

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Phoneography Weekly: Drift and Fall

The networked veins of a dried leaf

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Point of View in Dog Photography

In pet or dog photography, because I am usually dealing with a critter much smaller and shorter than myself, it is common to switch between high-angle and eye-level (their eye level) shots.

a high angle shot refers to when the camera is located above the eyeline, looking downwards at the subject

For this set of photos, the ones on the left show the high-angle shots; the ones on the right show my dog, Donna’s, point of view.

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Lines

My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge – week 2

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Step-by-stone-step across the stream at Bishan Park

We were scheduled to meet with some small dogs for the first time.

And because we had a not so successful introduction to another dog before, and knowing that Donna can sometimes be overly friendly and want to approach some dogs we walk pass on our walks. And also that she has, admittedly, a past history of antagonistic relationships with other female dogs – namely her mother, siblings, a former cell-mate called Grace – I thought it prudent to take the dog for a long walk in the morning…  2 hours. :P *pats self on the back*

Aside: Doggerel recently published a post on that gives  the key points how to introduce unfamiliar dogs, if you are interested.

We went to the pretty Bishan Park. (I have more pictures and a related news article on my previous post on this link to dog urban agility at Bishan park, if you are interested.)

One of the lovely features in the park is the man-made stream that runs through the length of it. At various points of the stream, there are stone steps that one can traverse across to get to the other side for the fun of it. We’ve never tried going across them before, but there’s always a first for anything isn’t it?

So I thought hey, Donna can parkour across the stream by hopping across the stone steps!

But first, the coast has got to be clear, so we waited for this man to come across. I thought to take a picture of Donna before she starts her journey across the stream, but she didn’t want to stay. She wanted to forge ahead.

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A quick jaunt about our neighbourhood

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