Didn’t think my inky pup would photograph well in monochrome but I quite like these. Especially the first one where he’s attempting to look intimidating!
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Didn’t think my inky pup would photograph well in monochrome but I quite like these. Especially the first one where he’s attempting to look intimidating!
They are great. He is so beautiful. I might try some of my black labs – very difficult to photograph.
very noble posing by marco – and the detail and light is lovely – I know how hard it is to get any detail with my parents black dog
Pic 1…. ‘You talkin to me?’……..
Marco’s giving your lens his best mean stare! I love the black and white and his shiny name tag.
Georgeous pictures of Marco! The colour contrasts are beautiful and there is such a sense of personality!
Intimidating? Marco? He never could be, he is too much of a sweetie 🙂
oh blacks are such tricky creatures to catch on photo, the pose and lighting is essential in a whole other way, on the other hand when you manage to get it right it’s a ver satisfying feeling:)
love the last pic! and the shining bone tag makes it quirky and fun.
Lovely pictures of your sweetie! We had a black Cocker growing up that I dearly loved. Your photography is wonderful, anxious to look over the whole blog. Come to Granny Mountain for a visit to Arkansas!
Joycee
Brilliant photos!
Hi!
Just wanted you to know that we are republishing some of Amanda Darrach Fillipone’s Figs, Bay & Wine summer blog posts from 2007 on our website. We loved her local cooking and thought it might be fun to give it a boost and give her the inspiration she needs to start blogging again…
We’ll be publishing her blogs on Mondays starting July 5th…
http://www.pixiesdidit.com/figs-bay-wine/
Cheers!
Marco has elephant feet! They’re huge! He’s beautiful – lovely photos!