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Sad baby

Sad baby

We all felt a void of loneliness. The owners of this small German shepherd are on vacation and she is sad.

We all felt a void of loneliness. The owners of this small German shepherd are on vacation and she is sad.
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Aperture f/1.7 ISO 200 Shutter 1/11 Focal Length 420/100

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Behind The Lens

Location

I took the picture with my phone. Our German shepherd (Rocky) watched sadly while we collected our luggage, because with my girlfriend we were going to sea.

Time

Overnight

Lighting

I drew the curtain to avoid burning the picture. In black and white, I think it gives emotional impact.

Equipment

Only the phone and both hands.

Inspiration

I really believe that animals feel even more than us when you leave them or are sad. Rocky's eyes were saying, "Do not leave me!"

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Yes, I fixed the brightness and made it black and white.

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