Dog winter
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Taranaq, granddaughter of the Tundra and her faithful companion Nanuk, the guardian spirits of winter. I went to bed…. couldn’t sleep…. so got up and created this. It turned out to be kind of peaceful, and comforting. Perhaps now I can close my tired eyes and dream sweet dreams until the morning comes – all too soon. Self portrait and stock images from sxc.hu
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Another of my husky, Anna.
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Taken from the Old Man of Storr, Scotland. for Ange
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My dog, Griffin – looking up into the sky as snow falls on him. I peeked out the second story window to take the picture.
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Oil This piece is dedicated to my stepfather, Gerry and his very special dog, Maddy. /
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Haute Goth – Winter with Maltese Terrier puppy. Available as a framed print, mounted print and card. Haute Goth fashion is influenced by many period elements and embraced by many by designers including Alexander McQueen, John Galliano for Christian Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier and Anna Sui. / Goth fashion style includes many sub-cultures from the morbid threads, to Victorian , Haute, and Cyber goth fashions. / Haute Goth is the fashion for smoldering 21st century vamps who love tactile, luxurious fabrics in elegant styles inspired by the past. Image copyright © 2008 Shanina Conway. / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Thank you Cats and Dogs group for TWO FEATURES! The Life of a Puppy This morning, I woke up & kissed my dad’s head. / I peed on the carpet, then went back to bed. / “The life of a puppy, oh my, this is great.” / Then I thought about breakfast,” I hope it’s not late.” / Mom took me outside, we walked for a while. / This never fails to make Mama smile. / I sniffed of everything, that we did pass, / I ate something weird – it gave me gas. I’m sure God loves me, I know that is true. / He gave me so many great things to chew. / Rugs, plants or rocks, I really don’t care. / What I truly like best, is Dad’s underwear. That obedience book, was sort of yummy. / Though it didn’t sit well on my poor puppy tummy. / I threw up a bit, but that was all right, / When Mom found it later, I was well out of sight. I made streamers of T. P., while running at full speed. / Mom is pretty quick—but I was still in the lead. / I flew under the bed, and Mom flew past, / She stopped-shook her head, and breathed, / “You’re too fast.” Mama later phoned Daddy, and said, “It was frightening!” / That afternoon, she was sure I’d pooped lightning. / She’d sat at the computer, while I chewed the cord, / She thought I was mad, but I was just bored. When Mama had enough, couldn’t take anymore, / That’s when my tushy got shoved out the door. / I love it inside, but outside is best. / Lay in the cool grass, and had a good rest. That didn’t last long, there was too much to do— / Can’t quite remember where I hid Daddy’s shoe. / I found an old bone, and scratched at a flea, / I watched the dumb squirrels as they jumped in a tree. I barked at the kids, when they got off the bus. / I can’t figure out why this makes Mama fuss. / I barked at the neighbor, I barked at the wind. / I barked and barked, till Mom yelled, “COME IN.” The sun dipped in the west-soon Daddy would come! / I sure love my daddy: we always have fun. / I barked at my daddy, then turned on my charms, / I woo-wooed, “Hello,” then jumped in his arms. Sitting under the table—it’s sooo hard to wait. / Daddy slipped me a goodie right off his plate. / I raced through the house, and scattered my toys, / Ricocheted off the furniture, and made lots of noise. Mom found her purse – the one I abused. / Daddy let loose a chuckle. Mom asked “Amused??” / I cowered down low, I must be in trouble. / Dad said, “Wasn’t MY boy, it must be his double!” Mom turned off the TV, and said,”Time for bed.” / Dad said “Let’s go boy,” and patted my head. / I got in my spot, between Mom and Dad, / I thought ‘bout my day and what fun I had. Mama kicked out my bone from the covers below, / Then let loose a sigh—a sigh deep and low. / She gave me a kiss, and snuggled me tight, / And whispered so softly, ‘My darling goodnight’. Unknown Ginger
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A couple that arrived together, silently enjoyed the view, then left. Taken in Peachland, BC, Canada.
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My husky Marushka gets fuzzier each winter, I swear, but as a result , the snowier it is the happier she gets! I shot this one just before we went for a walk, she was so excited, I loved her wide-eyed expression and had to take a picture. It was snowing gently and the light was so soft, it almost looks like I used a soft-focus filter, but this is pretty much the way I shot it! Didn’t bother to edit out the snowflakes over her eye, i liked it too much the way it was.
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My husky-cross Marushka, playing her favourite game. We have dubbed it ‘Snowplow’ and it largely consists of her kicking up some serious powder hunting for invisible things under the snow and then taking great flying leaps through the air. Fresh snow is best, the colder the better, these are the rules according to huskies everywhere!
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A 5 dog team in the 50 mile 6 dog purebred start of the 2009 Cascade Quest Sled Dog Race’s held at the Lake Wenatchee Recreation Club in Washington state. U.S.A. The group, AMERICAS ~ Rural, Urban, Wild, Free has given me the honor of this work being featured May, 19th. 2009. My sincere thanks to Admin. Sharon Mau. =) The group, Dogs in Sports has thrilled me with featuring “On a Quest” June 11th, 2009. The Admins, Michele Conner and Mindarella have my heartfelt Thanks. =) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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My puppy having trouble running on a frozen lake
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Somewhere on Earth…
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/ I was inspired by a photograph from my childhood in Wolf Point, MT. (ca.1947) Carrots, the red Cocker Spaniel, had the same birthday as I do and was my constant companion. By the time I was dressed to go out in the snow, I couldn’t move. Graphite Pencils 5H to 6B / 8.5×12 inches /
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Moving the herd to new pasture in this vast sage desert. See also: / Sheep Wagon / Sheepherding / Sheep Dog in Training Canon 40D, f5, 1/400, ISO 400, focal length 100mm.
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Notice the thick overalls that make this Peruvian sheepherder look like the Michelin man? December in Wyoming. ‘Nuf said. Framed print sold. Canon 40D, f 5.6, 1/500, ISO 500, focal length 320mm. See also: / Wave of Sheep / Sheep Dog in Training / Sheep Wagon Featured in: / - Dimensions group, August 2009, thanks so much!! / - JPG Cast-Offs, September 2009, thanks so much!! / - 300+ Go Long, September 2009, thanks so much!! / - A View Somewhere, November 2009, thanks so much!! / - Horse & Rider, November 2009, thanks so much!! / - Equine Athletes, November 2009, thanks so much!!
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Jonesy having fun in the snow. Watercolour on 300gsm watercolour paper 30×40 cm
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Tchoko walking to see his next door girlfriend Saturne / Winter 08 / http://images-
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Our husky-cross, Marushka, in the snow. Not sure how I deleted this one from my portfolio, but it was without a doubt my most viewed image, and my personal favourite! How to make the most of a blizzard? Ask a husky! Canon Rebel XT and 18-55 Canon lens. f/5.6 ISO 400.
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Sienna and I wish you a very Happy Holiday Season!!! In August, I took this photo of Sienna watching the birds through my patio door. For this digital compilation, I replaced the “outdoor” scenery with a picture of a snowy pine tree from my yard, added snowflakes, and a slight orton effect to add a dreamy effect for the holiday season!! I really don’t have too much time on my hands…. my housework, holiday wrapping, cards, and cooking are waiting for me!!!!!
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Another wintry experiment with one of Sienna’s pictures (original photo shown below). She was standing in the snow along Clarks Creek, but I converted the picture to black and white, added falling snowflakes and a red holiday bow to make her look a bit more festive! / Original taken February 2008. It was fairly easy to make the snow. I just searched on the internet for a Photoshop tutorial to make snow and found it instantly. Here’s Sienna’s original picture: /
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