Loki in Winter* by mlynn by Sony Forums Challenges


02-DEC-2006

He was patiently waiting for me to finish taking pictures
of a snow covered log, none of which really turned out.

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Canon DSLR Challenge		13-Dec-2006 01:06
Thank you everyone. He does look a bit like a dingo. He might have some kelpie in him. He was focused on listening to some dogs barking across the valley bottom on the opposite hill. --Melanie

Helen Betts		11-Dec-2006 20:51
Lovely capture of a beautiful dog, Melanie. I agree with one of the comments below, he sort of reminds me of a dingo.

Sony Forums Challenges		09-Dec-2006 01:21
Loki is a handsome dog, Melanie...beautiful coat coloring that "feels" so warm against this cold, snowy scene. He seems very attentive and content. I bet he loves the snow. Nice shot. MFC

taliesin		06-Dec-2006 04:50
Beautiful dog, and I love the contrast of him against the snow. It's not possible of course, but he looks very much like an Australian Dingo, perhaps crossed with a Keeshond. Not that it really matters. ;^)

Jerry Curtis		05-Dec-2006 20:14
He does seem quite patient, Melanie. Nice pose.

Bev Brink		05-Dec-2006 04:41
Great profile shot of Loki, Melanie. From the look of his ears and eyes, there is something out there that has his attention. Nice capture of the moment. Bev

Martin Polanic		04-Dec-2006 15:54
Whatever breed he is, he sure is a handsome and gentlemanly dog! :) I really like this capture, very nicely framed, and on a technical note, the exposure is perfectly made for the snow!

Katherine Stanback's Photos		04-Dec-2006 01:46
Nice capture - Loki is a very handsome dog, and I love his concentrated expression! I bet he loves to play in the snow.

mlynn		03-Dec-2006 19:19
Thank you tcoen. I honestly don't know what breed/s he is. I adopted him as a puppy from a shelter last year. He's a medium sized dog (about 48 pounds) with a tightly coiled tail, and I think he has some type of cattle dog/herding breed in him. --Melanie

tcoen		03-Dec-2006 08:17
Nice shot. Looks loyal indeed. What kind of dog is he/she?

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