Re: Dima Enjoying the Sun

On 4/9/08 2:11 PM, in article lx8Lj.19016$9X3.17743@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 "Dudley
Hanks"
<hanks.dudley@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>> Personally, I think by being on her level (height-wise) with the
camera,
>> you
>> are doing better than most who photograph small children from
eye-level.
>> The
>> composition was unusual, but not bothersome, like some of the stuff
others
>> have posted.
>>> 
>>> 
>> Glad Dima is doing well!
>> 
> Thanks for the feedback, George.
> Having shot a number of concerts from various positions on and around
raised
> stages, I've sort of developed an affection for the low-angle shot. 
There
> seems to be no shortage of straight-on and high-angle shooters, so pics
tend
> to stand out when the shooter gets down in the mud.
> 
> On the flip side, I've learned (the hard way) that most women don't like
> low-angle shots;  it's hard to get them to keep their chins up so
wrinkled
> jowels are a problem.
> 
I've found that to be true with both ***es (<G>). Usually increases with
age, LOL.
> Dima is officially retired now, so I get to spoil her with the vet's
> approval and encouragement.
> 
So she's "put up the harness" so to speak? Are you going to "hire" another
guide dog and have two great companions? Or would that be possible-one
working and the other retired?
> Take Care,
> Dudley
> 
Likewise!