Lady Flying Furball

Very ephemeral and beautiful

Someone call the pound and tell them you are contacting the owners and they have been looking for him...

No, he enjoys a view of the ball only :laugh: I lay down on the ground and had to keep throwing the ball to get him in front of the camera :)

Have been meaning to visit a local dog park since getting my camera...just to brag shamelessly about the amazing views. Tonka and I made it this afternoon so here you go :) DSC_0646 by christinerjudd, on Flickr DSC_0662 by christinerjudd, on Flickr DSC_0659 by christinerjudd, on Flickr DSC_0669 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

3/31 Rain Clouds and a Telegraph Pole DSC_0596 by christinerjudd, on Flickr 4/31 Birdy DSC_0612 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

2/31 Busy Beaver DSC_0523 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

Love the pictures of him. He was a special being, clearly still well and truly alive in your heart and memories...lucky boy :)

They are so cute

How long have you been taking photos? I've been taking photos since January this year. Are you professional, amateur, artist, something else? Amateur. Do you have a main subject (portrait, pets etc)? Very varied at the moment but some themes emerging: nature, texture and interesting perspectives on things, layers in the world. Do you have a favourite technique or photography set-up? (Or a few) Still learning the very basics...so nothing specific yet. What is your learning edge at the moment? Moving from the fixed different mode settings to manual. Learning about that, plus with that I have an interest in experimenting with some night photography. What equipment do you use? Nikon 3200 with a 55-105 lens. I use the Nikon edit program at the moment and am contemplating purchase of Sagelight this year. Any current projects? Getting a few images to enter into an Urban Photography competition, run by one of the Sydney local councils. Collecting images for a future project related to social work and therapy work (aiming for a year or two) Future hopes, visions and/or experiences? Developing my skills to create better executed photos. A statement about what you strive for with your work: I am still in a very new stage with it. Beyond capturing the interest and richness of the world I live in, I haven't developed any direction.

I would love to hear from people visiting and posting in this thread regarding your photography. As a newbie it is really useful to hear about what other's have done or are doing, equipment and techniques used etc. Thanks ahead of time FF :) How long have you been taking photos? Are you professional, amateur, artist, something else? Do you have a main subject (portrait, pets etc)? Do you have a favourite technique or photography set-up? (Or a few) What is your learning edge at the moment? What equipment do you use? Any current projects? Future hopes, visions and/or experiences? A statement about what you strive for with your work:

1/31 Atmospheric Tree on a Grey Saturday DSC_0562 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

This pair are so nice to look at :)

More tongue... You have a special effect on the critters :)

Week 9 My first droplet shot...so excited DSC_0584 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

28/28 A photo of stepping stones for my birthday...symbolic of my year I think DSC_0532 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

Wow! What a great shot :)

All very nice Kirislin :) I do like the last one with the child :D

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: what a ripper! :laugh:

Okay..I went and looked at Saluki puppies and mature dogs on DOL, I admit it

Wow!

Gorgeous!

How's it going? Hope all well :)

I did a crop and thought that this shot evokes some story :laugh: Do you have any 'evocative' shots? This could be called "Fleeing the crime scene" DSC_0540 by christinerjudd, on Flickr

Hey we are nearly there It's been great. I am going to miss it. Today's photo is taken from my car on the peak hour drive home :laugh: I have to look and see how many of us kept going :) 27/28 Urban Park DSC_0544 by christinerjudd, on Flickr