Monday, September 16, 2013

How to give your dog a seizure

So I was experimenting with flash settings this evening as I’ve recently gotten some new equipment, so I set up in the living room and used my dogs as something less-then-willing models.  It did require some sneaking up on them.


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At first they didn’t really pay that much attention (I was very sneaky… well, except when those bright flashes starting bouncing light around an otherwise dimly lit room).


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One picture was okay with the boxer-boy, but when I took this second one he started looking concerned.


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By the third picture, he had moved to distinctly disapproving.  So I thought I’d turn my attention to the next (un) willing model, the stub dog (so called because of her short legs).


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I caught her shredding kleenex, only at this moment she’d wadded one up in her mouth and was sort of chewing it, kind of like a cud.  She seemed appropriately embarrassed that I’d not only caught her, but recorded her in all of her cow-imitation glory.


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See what I mean?  Although, by this picture (I took a couple that I deleted) I’m not sure if she was embarrassed by her actions, or more like, askance at me taking pictures of her.


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Yeah, I’m thinking askance is more like it.  “Stop taking pictures of me, mom!”


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“Maybe if I close my eyes, she’ll stop.”


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She gets so dejected when I take her color away.


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Even though I put it back, she was only slightly less dejected.  But at this point I’d given myself a headache, and it was probably a wonder that I didn’t actually give either dog a seizure.


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Gratuitous kitty picture.

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