Yep. Lots of wildlife shots coming your way.
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| The Siberian Husky in the wild |
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| The elusive Siberian Husky |
Stay tuned. I'm sure there will be many more wildlife shots where those came from.
Luv,
Dave
Sunday, February 03, 2013
Serene Scenery Sunday
Woo, everypup and everycat. It's me, Dave. This week's Serene Scenery Sunday post is a little different. Dad surprised Mom with a new camera yesterday - one of the selling features is that it's supposed to help you capture "wildlife ... photography you never thought possible". You know what that means.
Yep. Lots of wildlife shots coming your way.
Yep. Lots of wildlife shots coming your way.
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OMD, your mom is living on the edge by getting some close to that beautiful wildlife. WOW!!Can't wait to see more and kuddos to your dad for getting mom that new camera.:)
ReplyDeleteOH NO! Look out for those wolves.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Master gets annoyed when people ask if I'm a wolf.
Nora
So what kind of camera is it? My mom wants to know. I love the picture of Zim where his bi-colored eyes are split by the chair leg.
ReplyDeleteMillie
Those are PAWSOME shots!!! The mom already knows her way around the new camera!
ReplyDeleteNice going..we are impressed!!!
xo, Katie & Glogirly
Hi there, I want to know what type of camera your mom got. I think those are such great shots of you two. Hope you have a wonderful day today.
ReplyDeleteWags, Noreen & Hunter
Love when people get new cameras means we get to see lots more pictures
ReplyDeletePawsome wild-life shots mum. Wow Dave and Zim captured in the wild. Looking forward to more. Well done dad and bravo mum. Have a serene Sunday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Wow, waht a great present and boy oh boy, what a great opportunity to get those close ups of the wildlife. Can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeletebert
I'm positive that with your keen eyesight and sniffery skill that the two of you will scout out many opportunities for Mom to photograph that elusive wildlife. We'll be watching!
ReplyDeleteDolly and Maui
I'm positive that with your keen eyesight and sniffery skill that the two of you will scout out many opportunities for Mom to photograph that elusive wildlife. We'll be watching!
ReplyDeleteDolly and Maui
What GREAT wildlife shots. How does your mom get so close? Really looking forward to more. Maybe Wildlife Magazine will hire her.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
I especially like the black and white specimen. Oh, and the red and white one too!
ReplyDelete~Lickies, Ludo
Wow, you two have brilliant eyes!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Pip
OMD OMD... it is just like watching Animal Planet!!
ReplyDeleteOur mommy is gonna get a new camera but we weren't looking forward to it but if she can get wildlife pictures like your mom did, we say yay!
ReplyDeleteYou guys are absolutely the best kind of wildlife! What beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
That picture of Zimmie makes me laugh :)
ReplyDeleteHi Y'all,
ReplyDeleteThose are great shots!
When do we get to find out what kind of camera took those pics?
Y'all come by now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
The wild Zim lurking behind a chair! I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Dexter
Hello Guys!! Great wild life shots!!
ReplyDeleteWe love it!!
Cheers,
Maxx and mommy
Good thing Dad got your Mom that camera - we might never have seen the elusive Sibe!
ReplyDeleteSam
Oh no! Mom will be following you around for sure with her new camera! BOL
ReplyDeleteSnorts,
Benny & Lily
WOW! I never knew you could catch such natural-looking shots of those elusive beasts. BOL! You and Zim look grreat.
ReplyDeleteYour dad is special, but you already knew that. Best wildlife pictures ever, we can't wait to see more of what the camera can do.
ReplyDeleteThe silvers and more
Wow, those photo's are nice and Sharpe :) Got your photo for the ball today, just wonderful :) x0x
ReplyDeleteMollie and Alfie
Great job capturing the elusive husky ;)
ReplyDeleteStop on by for a visit
Kari
http://dogisgodinreverse.com
oh yeah!! Like a Siberian "in the wild" is even pawsible! BOL
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