Learning the Job by durleybeachbum
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Rosie yesterday at the Rest Home.
Doris has the knack..she is totally calm. Buster got too hot and left her knee so I tried Rosie, and she just copied what Buster had been doing!
She hasn't taken her "Caring Canines" test yet,so is not insured to 'work', but the home said they would take the risk themselves.
Comments (36)
Nice scene! Great shot!
Wonderful, I didn't realize there was such a test for dogs is there one for people too.
Rosie looks to be a very quick learner, she is so cute. Sorry I have missed so many of your lovely postings but I am still busy learning. I hope to be back in a couple of weeks or so.
What a cute photo if this quiet time. Lol the ladies are copy cats too,each resting their right arms and in full concentration. Rosie looks like she is comfortably enjoying her nap. Buster is a good teacher and Rosie is a quick learner! Thanks for sharing Andrea.
Lovely shot. Both look happy.
another of your touching & fine portraits, with a lot of humanity & love, on top of very sensitive design. The two women in a row make it feel like a large room with people resting, part of them perhaps napping. It's a strong visual design (the 'row' feeling) without losing an ounce of their humanity. And you captured them so relaxed, even their clothes just fall over the shot. And Rosie looks so content & at peace. Wonderful angle. And the contrast of this woman's slightly violet-blue sweater (lavender maybe?) with her darker blue skirt, with Rosie decked out on it, make a beautiful visual impact. More beautiful portraiture from you, and it looks like you've postworked the background to both recede and also stand out. It stands out, but it's totally non-intrusive. Very fine work once more.