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Next door went out for the afternoon, so I borrowed their 1 year old Jack Russell for a photo shoot

She was very well behaved, and was payed 'loads of smackos' for her time and effort

Rel

blacknstormy wrote:I borrowed their 1 year old Jack Russell ... She was very well behaved

I don't believe it for a minute! It isn't in the nature of the breed!

Hyperactive and destructive come to mind... wanna swap? I've got a 10 yr old Jack (currently lives with my parents). I thought he'd slow down as he got older, but he just snores more


Great capture. The images you've been producing lately are excellent.

nice portrait.
the high key treatment works well here

steve

Rel

Thats a great shop terrific slective focus and expression on the face.

Sell it to the neighbor.

Bob G

Hey, nice pic Rel, love dog pics.. Most dogs have heaps of personality.


MATT

How good is that! You know you can always borrow (and keep) Toby if you want a Jack to model for you!

Agreed, very nice photo.
Were the sedatives easy to get?

Thanks everyone

Simon - underneath all of that bluster, I think you really love Toby You couldn't get rid of him !!!!

As for keeping her still - running around like an idiot before the shot, and promising her a treat if she was good for me Seems to work - asked her to hop up on the chair in the sun, showed her where to put her head, and whala

White background (sheet on chair), old trusty Tamron at f4.2, 1/500 and flash upped by 1.3 with beercup and cap

Nicer before upload - seems to have lost some of its colour, but you get the idea

Nice shot Rel you seem to have this high key stuff nailed. Vote one Rel runs a high key minimeet

SteveGriffin wrote:Vote one Rel runs a high key minimeet

Seconded.
Those in favour?
Aye.
Against?
......
The ayes have it.
Motion carried.

Isn't democracy great?