Yuffie by Daniel Cook, on Flickr
Yuffie by Daniel Cook, on FlickrIf you were to look very closely at the second image, you'll see my other dog Newt
Yuffie - Newt in the Eye by Daniel Cook, on Flickr
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One dog, or two?
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Yuffie by Daniel Cook, on FlickrYuffie by Daniel Cook, on FlickrIf you were to look very closely at the second image, you'll see my other dog Newt
Yuffie - Newt in the Eye by Daniel Cook, on Flickr a bit of fun
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Just today, a colleague at work was illustrating her dog's extraordinarily long tongue on a Teams meeting. I thought this was more than I ever needed to understand, but "COVID-Teams-relax" was in force.
Then I saw image #1 and realised that it's quite fascinating how long some dog's tongue's are. (apostrophe apology)
That first shot is a lovely image Dan. You've done really well with that square composition. Really nice bright images.
Then I saw image #1 and realised that it's quite fascinating how long some dog's tongue's are. (apostrophe apology)
That first shot is a lovely image Dan. You've done really well with that square composition.
Really nice bright images.I hadn't given it much thought, but when I look at it now and think about it.. that's long!
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They would get very thirsty if they had shorter tongues
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I forget what a funny looking pup she was, her wet eyes didn’t help.
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The gender transition seems to have gone well too!
Yes, she doesn't have that slight 'ET' look to her any more. I like that first shot, but think the shallow DoF kills the second one due to the length of her nose. Longer lens, further away, would help with straight on head shots (as you probably know already). Also, in the interest of fairness, I think we need a photo of Newt now.
The gender transition seems to have gone well too!
Yes, she doesn't have that slight 'ET' look to her any more. I like that first shot, but think the shallow DoF kills the second one due to the length of her nose. Longer lens, further away, would help with straight on head shots (as you probably know already). Also, in the interest of fairness, I think we need a photo of Newt now.
I've just sold the longer lens
135mm 2.8 (with 1.7TC) - I decided it might not get so much real usage as it's big and heavy to carry around, as i'd rather use the 80mm - fortunately the nose thing doesn't bother me