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A 5 months old ridgeback and a 8 months old lab. Two friends

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two more photos

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[Longblades]

Those are GREAT photos. Just terrific. Look at those two hooligans having so much fun together. Which one is yours?

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Originally Posted by Longblades

Which one is yours?

Not one. Friends ask me to make some photos.
This golden retriever (Paco) is mine

[Longblades]

WOW! My OH has done some amateur photography. He is standing behind me with his mouth hanging open in awe, saying, "That is FABULOUS." He'd like to know your camera and lens on the last shot? And anything else you would care to share?

[Goldfields]

FABULOUS photography again, Rik! I thought I was seeing my pair wrestling for a minute, Jarrah and Roo. LOL. That last photo is extraordinary but I love the expression you caught on the ridgeback's face in the last photo. Please post more of your photo's, I'm sure you have many we'd all love to see.

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Originally Posted by Goldfields

FABULOUS photography again, Rik! I thought I was seeing my pair wrestling for a minute, Jarrah and Roo. LOL. That last photo is extraordinary but I love the expression you caught on the ridgeback's face in the last photo. Please post more of your photo's, I'm sure you have many we'd all love to see.

Thank you

Originally Posted by Longblades

WOW! He'd like to know your camera and lens on the last shot? And anything else you would care to share?

Thank you. I used a Nikon d2x with the 70-200 VR 2.8. Aperture 4.5, shutterspeed 1/640 and iso 200

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Originally Posted by Longblades

WOW! My OH has done some amateur photography. He is standing behind me with his mouth hanging open in awe, saying, "That is FABULOUS." He'd like to know your camera and lens on the last shot? And anything else you would care to share?

You can practice to make these kinds of photos. It's not really difficult because the dog, or whatever, runs parallel to the axis of the lens. You do not have any "focus" problems. You only need a fast shutter speed and the right moment.

for this photo the shutter speed was 1/1000