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Friday, June 29

Rescue and Bandit

I really did have plans on coming home and going back to sleep for while. 4:30 came really early this morning! We went out to meet Samira for a pet shoot at sunrise! Her two dogs, Rescue and Bandit, are the sweetest collies ever!

These are one of my favorite breeds...they have so many faces!

Anyhow, when I peeked at the images when I got home....my gosh they are so cool! Instead of going back to sleep, I got excited and started pulling out my favorites for you guys to see! Now, I have to pack to leave for a wedding in Gainesville, but wanted to get these up before I left! Despite all of the skeeters, (which you can see in some of the photos) we had a really good time, and got some awesome stuff! Check it out!







Check back on Monday for the complete album presentation!





















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3 comments:

Stacy Cross said...

These pictures are really fantastic! You should be proud. :) The colors and lighting are so rich!

June 29, 2007 at 11:50 PM
Steven Kang said...

I think you captured Rescue and Bandit too too well. You could see a human expressions on those dogs.

June 30, 2007 at 12:47 AM
Anonymous said...

Those pics are great! You captured the sweetest emotions from those dogs. In those pictures they appear to be more than just pets. You captured the "man's best friend". I admire your work.

July 1, 2007 at 5:33 AM

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