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10/05/2009 03:09:46 PM |
One of my all time favorite image on the DPC
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10/05/2009 01:22:32 AM |
Still ...
And I think it is cool he lives electronically as well as ethereally. |
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10/04/2009 08:36:05 PM |
i have never seen this image before (even though it has been here since 2004) but am entralled by it.
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10/04/2009 12:25:43 AM |
I am sure he is still with you in a way. :) Look at all those favorites!! Still a classic after all these years! Wonderful! |
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10/03/2009 10:52:31 PM |
What a great way to show the majesty of a Great Dane, with him measuring up to those tall buildings. He was a lovely dog and I'm sure he will never really leave you. |
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10/03/2009 10:45:33 PM |
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10/03/2009 10:41:29 PM |
Did you adopt any other dogs after he passed? |
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10/03/2009 01:34:16 PM |
I remember this guy, Standing proud...awesome shot! |
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10/03/2009 01:26:18 PM |
"No longer by my side, but
with me, nevertheless, to the end.
There are creatures of impeccable character on this earth, more noble than us."
Probably the best quote about a beloved pet. He is indeed a nobleman. They say that even once they've gone to the other realm, they are always around. We can't see them, but we can certainly sense their energy. I forgot how much I loved this image. Thanks for reposting it. |
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03/14/2009 04:36:29 AM |
Harlequin...fantastic picture. Awesome perspective. Call of the wild. |
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03/13/2009 01:10:38 PM |
Love the perspective here - great shot ! |
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03/13/2009 01:05:17 PM |
Still standing tall in my book. |
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03/13/2009 12:51:24 PM |
Still one of my all time favorites. |
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11/03/2008 01:05:11 AM |
What great composition! I wouldnt change a thing.. except the overexposed sky... but I dont know if you had a choice. |
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09/20/2008 01:34:02 AM |
Just as good as I remembered. |
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07/10/2008 04:34:25 PM |
Nwuaah! He's lovely...
Now I miss my parent's GD - he's a gorgeous 5 months old miscoloured one ^^
(And, photo talk wise, it's a brilliant shot - I love the angle and the clear and simply symbolics.) |
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09/12/2007 05:00:04 PM |
this is the most excellent photograph .. fantastic in every way ... :) |
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04/25/2007 05:08:44 PM |
simply one of the best portraits on this site. |
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03/10/2007 07:27:31 PM |
Oh this tells me how you feel about your dog. Makes me afraid to even think about doing a dog portrayal (as opposed to dogshots). Non pareil. |
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01/06/2007 09:13:39 PM |
Hi there,
Just found this image and love it - Would have been very proud to have taken this myself. This is also the first image that has been added to my favorites. Nice one
Jeff |
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10/02/2006 09:49:56 PM |
This is a masterful study with such high visual impact with cascading connations and multiple meanings. |
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09/13/2006 02:47:19 PM |
excellent photograph here, really awesome everything is positioned perfectly here.... the distance of the buildings and also that he is standing betwwen them.... with the photo being B&W that just adds to it alot |
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06/09/2006 05:45:34 PM |
Befitting of a dead photographer I once knew |
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04/04/2006 06:12:37 PM |
Wow, I hadn't seen this one before. Goes well with that "dog eats dog world" saying. |
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04/04/2006 03:38:50 PM |
Stupendous image! New favorite! |
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02/22/2006 07:54:24 PM |
Excellent! I love how the distance between the dog and the buildings makes the dog look giant! |
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07/22/2005 08:04:28 PM |
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06/17/2005 07:52:34 PM |
Oh this is great!! What an imposing viewpoint. Love the contrast in tones and size! |
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06/17/2005 06:45:09 PM |
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09/08/2004 04:38:47 PM |
When did this fall out of my favorites!? The one with the gull reminded me of it and low and behold I'm back to add it again. |
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06/06/2004 04:43:34 PM |
I loved this shot when I first saw it. I thought I had commented on it with a rambling story about a Great Dane I had like this but I guess I edited myself and never made the post. :D
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Love the perspecitve, i.e, the dog is the same height as the buildings
Love the pose, could never get one of my three Aussies to pose like this in a million years
Love the dog, I had a dog like this (Leo, short for Leopold which was inspired by the Bugs Bunny cartoon) and he died in a stupid, tragic way. |
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03/21/2004 10:24:02 PM |
This is such a stunning shot! I smile every time I see it! Great job!
Mandy |
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01/30/2004 07:17:13 PM |
Captivating, comical, yet serious too. Love the attitude in the Monster Dog! |
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01/30/2004 03:27:21 PM |
This is a really dynamic photo, Zeus! I hadn't seen it before. I love the juxtaposition between dog and buildings--and I'm glad you didn't skew the buildings so they were straight. The tilt makes it delightfully surreal! |
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01/18/2004 03:11:24 PM |
Thanks for the kind comments, everyone.
> shutterfly: the shot just offered itself. It wasn't taken for a challenge.
> John: yes, although the juxtaposition was entirely unpremeditated, I was lucky enough to stumble into a 'perspective' conducive to it.
> timmi: about one in 'a hundred and twenty' considering the size of my Memory StickĀ®.
Message edited by author 2004-01-18 21:25:22. |
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01/18/2004 11:42:32 AM |
Awesome composition, was this taken too late for 'point of view' challenge? |
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01/18/2004 10:58:53 AM |
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01/18/2004 10:49:59 AM |
Energy :) Lots of it... nice combination of raw nature and structured urbania in this shot.. nice 'complex' juxtaposition of those elements as well. GREAT SHOT :) +fav |
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01/18/2004 06:45:02 AM |
Wow, this is one great shot. Did you get him to pose or was this "one in a million" kind of catch? The shape of the dog in contrast to the buildings is just perfect. He really stands out. Great b&w photo. |
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01/10/2004 10:24:49 AM |
"That's a HUGE bitch!"---(Duece Bigalow)
Great shot Zues. Even though its not a female, that quote was the first thing I thought! (: |
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01/10/2004 07:36:45 AM |
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01/09/2004 07:39:57 PM |
Regal is right, even majestic. Great b&w shot. |
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01/09/2004 07:05:05 PM |
A gorgeous shot, of a regal creature. Stunning photo. Beautiful dog. |
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