White on White: Hurrying Home by bmac62
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This is my little buddy Mandy. Many of you know her already. I was going to title this, Making Tracks, but she didn't make those big tracks...I'm not sure what did. Maybe a bear or Big Foot. Or a squirrel wearing boots. LOL
Bill:)
"Lengthening Shadows"
Comments (42)
Excellent...love the paintery quality....!!!! Would make an excellent picture for a Christmas card....
wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She's well camouflaged I see... good shot, Bill!
This is wonderfully put together! Great filter work.. A real work of art! Really!! Take care you don't lose little Mandy on the snow! lol Hi there Mandy..... Rob
I think Mandy knows who made those prints & she is running home quick :o) She looks so good!!!!!
Funny capture.
It was definitely a squirrel in snowshoes! I love this shot. Little dogs always look so enthusiastic when they're romping in snow (or mud). I love the filter work as well, and the shadows stand out perfectly, adding a different sort of linear definition to this. This is quite nice.
Lucky she has dark eyes so she can be seen..looks like she is having a great time in the white stuff....
Lovely shot :)
yeah those would be really big footprints for Mandy...The shot itself has a very sweet and plaintive quality, a real snow-with-shadows shot, especially as the shadows are all angled & sinewy and a beautiful shade of blue. But you've filtered it to make it look softer, with semi-oil strokes (oil paint, that is), or perhaps watercolor texture. It fits perfectly, because a shot like this is kind of a fantasy anyway, since this kind of snow & shadow seems something of a dream; and your filtering brings out that dreaminess all the more. Finally, there's just the fact of your beloved dog in that large expanse of snow, not daunted by it, sauntering home without a concern. The crop makes it look like she owns the shot, even though she's a small part of it. If you don't know whose footprints those are, btw, and that's your land? You might wanna call in the forest service: Either it's a pretty big animal for Kansas, or Mandi's got something goin' she hasn't told anyone yet. (Does she make low fierce noises late at night? Maybe she morphs into a monster when no one's looking.) A delightful shot all around. She seems like a pretty confident dog.
Fine postwork to give Mandy and the snow a painting quality.
A little small for a sled dog. Maybe she could ride though.