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FuzzySlipper 
I was out at Tamtams in Montreal and someone was walking around trying to sell puppies. Of course, my girlfriend had to hold them
Here is one of the photos I took.
Christopher
This is a discussion on Can we keep him? within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I was out at Tamtams in Montreal and someone was walking around trying to sell puppies. Of course, my girlfriend ...
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Can we keep him?
I was out at Tamtams in Montreal and someone was walking around trying to sell puppies. Of course, my girlfriend had to hold them
Here is one of the photos I took.
Christopher
Last edited by FuzzySlipper; 08-02-2011 at 06:40 PM.
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very very cute puppy and well shot.
But you mean to say that someone was wondering around selling puppies not caring who they went to?
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this is super-cute!If it were mine, I'd crop the limbs on the left edge as they distract. Since you had room up top it would have been cute to see puppy's feet.
And yup...the animal laws in Quebec SUCK.
Any bonehead with zero knowledge about breeding or animal care, can put 2 animals together and sell their offspring in a park, from their car, off the street - whatever.
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Very cute and Marko's advice on the crop is good advice.
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I was too worried about getting the shot in focus to realize that I was chopping off the poor puppies feet. I get about 1 shot in 50 with crisp focus and almost never on the eyes.
I am saving for glasses and will be practicing more.
Thank you for the advice. I am beginning to see more of the picture so to speak.
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