This month’s challenge, “Dogs”. Photograph your favourite, four-legged canid; Whether it’s your pet, your neighbour’s pitbull, your sister’s terrier. Let’s see what you can do.
If you’re a ‘dog person’ or not, this challenge is open to all. As usual, we’ll vote in an open poll on a winner!
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The Rules:
ALL WORK MUST BE YOUR OWN.
No goofy Photoshop effects or overdone photo-manipulation. Entrants are allowed to correct colour, contrast, and make minor tweaks such as removing litter or distracting objects from a photo, but no surreal colours or crazy filters.
Now that is an excellent example of a “creative interpretation” of the Challenge Topic, @Shaun_OfTheDead;!
Let me say, I always relish your photo submissions.
Am I allowed to enter a photo I’ve used for another competition on here?
I’ll post it anyway because it’s a fun photo. I was stood waiting for some people to move out of my shot when this lonely dog walked right into the frame.
That is a great “candid” shot, @TomB;! Do you think that dog was lost, or headed toward a person who was just out of the frame?
Here is an entry from my family photos. ‘Gonzo’ is a Black Lab who left us for his final rest about a year ago. He was gentle and loving. This is a favorite family Christmas photo.
It seemed pretty lost. After I took the photo it sat down for about 20 seconds then wandered back in the direction it came from, the opposite direction than it’s facing in the photo. You’d think you’d be able to see the owner in the reflection because you can see right around the corner (The reflection was what I was actually trying to get)