Loki was back at work with her Mom today, and this time I brought the D90 with the 50mm f/1.8 lens (I wasn't certain what the light would be like, or even if I would be able to get shots outside, so the big aperture was a must). Not sure what Loki's plans were for the day, I stopped by in the morning and got a few shots of her in her Mom's office - and I tested out some salmon treats to make sure they would meet Loki's standards. (They did.)
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| Hi! Did you bring treats with you this time? For me? |
Loki is a very sweet, well-mannered dog. She tried to jump up once or twice to get at the treats, but she quickly learned that sitting or lying down and giving me those big, sweet-dog eyes of hers were the fastest way to get treats.
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| Seriously, how could you NOT give that face treats? |
Those first three photos were taken indoors, in horrible institutional-grade fluorescent light. But with a wide open aperture I was able to get rid of most the effect of that lighting. And the depth-of-field trade-off was well worth it.
Around noon Loki and her Mom and I went for a short walk.
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| If I sit here and look pathetic, maybe the crazy lady with the camera and the salmon snacks with give me a few more snacks... Don't worry - Loki was well 'paid' for her modeling! |
She was a big hit with everyone she met.
And she seemed to enjoy spending most of her 'walk' sitting down and observing the world.
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| Those eyes!!!! |
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| She's a natural in front of the camera! |
Finally at the end of the walk, I was able to get a shot of Loki with her Mom.
I really enjoyed the opportunity to get more (and better) shots of Loki today - and I can't think of a better way to spend my lunch break!
319/365.
You got some nice shots in there. Getting some non-doodle models these days! I will throw out a challenge for you . . . a black dog!
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