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Dog Photography? Here we go! Another lively set of images taken for the project of Pop Up Dog Cafe that took place a couple of weeks ago in Monaghan. We met on a rainy Sudnay morning with not much hope for a decent image of all these dogs;). However we had planned to have some captures to display during the event so we did not want to let it go easily. Despite the dogies being indoors we actually had a lof of fun and plenty of images taken. At some point I had probably right few parts of the body in the frame, beloning to all dogs. I know, it sounds chaotic. It wa, trust me.
But as I was saying earlier. So here it how it happens with dog photography! You have a vision. Then You meet a person that has a similar vision. And finally You bring more people on board who are wanting to help with the vision. 🙂Simple like that. Nevermind the work-out I did trying to chase the wild creatures;). It was absolutely worth it. Animals love the wilderness. No doubt they run as fast as they can, probably – in most cases, faster than my fastest shutter speed. But after a fresh, enjoyable work-out, we captured some of the moments and could show dog’s personalities. Yes, dogs have peronalities, too;). Proof? Have a look here;).
This set of images was taken at the ground of Wildlife & Heritage Centre with a lovely scenery around. I love Irish hills. Regardless of weather. Every condition brings something new, something different, something fresh and exciting. Thank You for having me ;). Harry’s Dog Bakery
And more facts about dogs: Facts about dogs
#7 – They are emotional. Dogs are deeply emotional creatures. They bond very strongly to their families, humans and other animals alike. Studies show that dogs feel complex emotions such as jealousy and anticipation and that they can discriminate the emotional expressions on human faces. They are instinctive but intuitive animals that are thought to experience love, fear, anger, joy and affection. Anthropomorphizing can become a serious problem, but the complicated emotions dogs feel can’t be ignored.
