Tuggie Yowls...enough snow...

[luvaneezer]

We are in the midst of another 12-18 inches of snow here in New England. Lot of practice with snow photos :-)

As I mentioned, I am working to get Tuggie to sit still - she reaches a limit - and this is what you get...

I value and appreciate all of your comments and suggestions and am looking forward to them.

Hope you are not tired of the dogs :-)

Olympus OMD-EM-1 12-40mm F2.8 f2.8 1/1250 ISO 200


TuggieYowl-2 by luvaneezer, on Flickr

[NorthernFocus]

I for one never get tired of dog photos. This is a cute one for sure. Good techs. My only comment is that a bit more room at top of frame would have been preferable. Really a cute pup.

[Rita]

I also never tire of dog/animal pics. She looks as if she is saying for you to hurry up because she wants to play in the snow.
A nice capture.

[luvaneezer]

I for one never get tired of dog photos. This is a cute one for sure. Good techs. My only comment is that a bit more room at top of frame would have been preferable. Really a cute pup.

Thanks, Dan. I do have a bit more room at the top of the photo, I will try that. Glad you are not tired of the pups - you will see lots of them.

Here is the shot with a bit more headroom. What do you think?

TuggieYowlCrop-3 by luvaneezer, on Flickr

[luvaneezer]

Rita - Thanks!!! that is exactly what she is saying!!!

[NorthernFocus]

Much mobetta IMO. The snow all over the face really tells the story here.

[flashback]

The second image really works so much better. I can hear her howling.

[luvaneezer]

Much mobetta IMO. The snow all over the face really tells the story here.

I agree - I like it a lot better, too. How did you know to suggest that change, if I might ask?

[luvaneezer]

The second image really works so much better. I can hear her howling.

It sure does, doesn't it! I'm glad I captured her howl :-)

[Shadowman]

Sounds like you have to alter your photography towards a fast moving subject, try to utilize blur within your imagery with an in focus headshot of your pup. Nice capture.

[luvaneezer]

Sounds like you have to alter your photography towards a fast moving subject, try to utilize blur within your imagery with an in focus headshot of your pup. Nice capture.

I have not done that, John - but is on my list to try.