The Waiting Game
Beautiful Golden Retriever waits patiently in the back of the pickup for his master to return.
Beautiful Golden Retriever waits patiently in the back of the pickup for his master to return.
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Jun, 2013Views
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Awards
People's Choice in Perfect Pets Photo Challenge
Runner Up in 1000 Dogs Photo Contest
Top Choice
Superb Composition
Peer Award
Absolute Masterpiece
Outstanding Creativity
All Star
Magnificent Capture
Genius
Superior Skill
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Jaw Dropping
Virtuoso
Emotions
Happy
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emileabbott
June 06, 2013
Ecstatic hair do. Great details on this fantastic portrait of this G. Lab.
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LauraRetyi
April 17, 2014
OMG This is the one,what clarity, what focus, what details, How Incredible!
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MaryAnne306
May 19, 2014
Looks like he (or she) has as much of a problem with static as I do! Great shot. Congratulations!
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tiffanyalbertbrown
August 23, 2014
I was just wondering what this dogs name is? It is an awesome photo.
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donanzinger
January 24, 2015
Great image Barbara. Definitely grabs your attention. He/she? has great character!
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Roach1969
September 14, 2015
Fantastic capture..... fab shot, Thank you for entering my challenge :D
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Location
He was in the back of a pickup truck in a parking lot of a food market in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.Time
I believe it was early afternoon.Lighting
Nothing unusual. Just natural daylight.Equipment
I used a Sony Nex-6 with a 17-55mm lens. There is an in-camera HDR capability on this camera, and I used it for this photo.Inspiration
My camera was new and I was carrying it everywhere! I just saw this adorable red dog peering over the back of the pickup and grabbed my camera.Editing
I did very little post-processing. I cropped some and used the iphoto slider to sharpen the image.In my camera bag
Sony Nex-6, a 17-55, a 14mm, a 50-200mm and a fish-eye lens. I always carry several extra batteries and memory cards. Twice I went out shoot for hours and discovered when I got home that my camera did NOT have a MEMORY CARD in it! I'm paranoid about that now.Feedback
Just always have your camera with you. My camera is out of my bag and on the carseat. When something catches your eye, snap quick. Don't hesitate.
