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    Posted: 19 September 2010 at 22:26
NOTE: The previous thread can be found here: What about us dogs? #4






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Stunning portrait "Conny1" l like the complementary colors, reflection in the eye, compostion and sharpness, and the dog looks like our Bella a lot.
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Oliver and DeeDee our special friends
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our baby
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Originally posted by outback88 outback88 wrote:

Stunning portrait "Conny1" l like the complementary colors, reflection in the eye, compostion and sharpness, and the dog looks like our Bella a lot.


Thank you,Steve! To be honest, the more I look at my pic, the more the left “blind” eye bothers me. Anyway, I don´t delete the pic, as my Ces looks in deepest love with just one eye at me. You surely know what I mean, if your Bella is of the same character.

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My Irish Terrier


Untitled by Shane Hicks, on Flickr



Saturday Morning by Shane Hicks, on Flickr
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Hahaha, #1 is a real wallhanger, both are great, though!
The framing fits as well!
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What breed is your cutie patootie? Is it a puppy?
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Conny1, it's an American Eskimo/Poodle (Eskipoo) puppy almost 3 months old at the time of the picture. Eskipoo roughly translated means 'adorable sweetheart'. Here's another shot.
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That is one cute dog.
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I said I was sorry...
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Relaxing in her own doggy chair:
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Ball mad

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That's a lot of fun, Conny1. Anyone who's ever played ball with a dog will enjoy this. Darkening it some might make the eyes stand out a little more, and kill the hotspots on the ball and hand.
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