Well, I could use a haircut and another beer by goodoleboy
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Okay, back in Photography after my lengthy stint posting stuff in the Bryce and Poser galleries!
Snapped this guy about six months ago. He had just gone into rehab about then.
Thanks for the visit, and do everything I wouldn't do!
Comments (17)
Growing up we had a dog that looked just like that, incrediby loyal and absolutly fearless. Great picture.
Cute dog but I think more than anything he could stand his face washed. :-) Nice shot through fencing.
Very cute shot the lighting is wonderful!
hahah that so cute looking
Poor fella .Great capture! :B eaver !
He is indeed a cutie, bravo!!
This picture is just too cute
He is a cute little guy, looks like he's already had a six pack of beer, with a big helping of mud. Cute capture all the same!!
Ahh, never mind the haircut... just pass me another beer... Funny capture and great job getting it!
Adorable sweet doggy!!!
cute guy. nice capture
ohhh, adorable and cute dog !!! Excellent capture :)
Silly but so appropriate! Welcome back. Did I say that?
Excellent portrait of a lovely lokking dog!
Adorable little guy! Love the pose.
He is adorable..
great shot, and I can see as I walk through your earlier posts, that there are many styles I haven't seen yet. A wonderful shot of a dog peering through a grate, and your title & description are great. You had to have your antennae up really well, for this: In one second, a dog can move and the whole shot is lost. The coloring is great too---I assume late or early day sun---and he has just enough hair over his eyes to look buried in himself, while we still see him looking at us. I also like the hues on the stones (from the sun too I assume) and the iron bar right across his face. A great shot. I have to get back here more often! (And I didn't know you did Bryce & Poser! Lots I have yet to see from you!)