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Photographer’s Pet Peeve Day

In Horses as well as Dogs, a movement shot is best represented by the legs nearest the lens to be in full-extension for the breed. The opposite (what I call a Reverse Stride Shot) is incorrect and should be avoided unless you’re purposely trying to show off an incorrect gait. I promise you, using a reverse stride shot almost always draws the eye to imperfections in movement. Today’s cameras are “rapid fire” and the art of timing a movement shot is quickly vanishing. Today’s dog photographers are some of the best in the world and I hope they will try and do better. As for me. I will not buy a reverse stride shot unless it is all that is available and it better be darn good. If you agree, SHARE. It’s a little thing but we can do better.

Happy Wednesday. There are no ads on this link. Just the most pure sound that speaks my soul language. Enjoy.

Emerson, Lake, & Palmer - From The Beginning

Facebook Huh. What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing.
Say it again. (Apologies to The Temptations)

Actually, FB is good for connecting to serious dog people. It’s fun to have a little outlet when I have a fragment of an idea ..

I think I’ll start posting here again. In reality, the journey is just beginning. KWC

and yes, that _is Blake. Bred by Elizabeth Slabe He was a heartbreaker. But then, surely you notice too. 😄

Dale Churchill

When people and nature come together, there are some truly amazing and beautiful creations to admire. 🪨⭕️🪨 #diy #beautiful #amazing