Very nice photo. Of both animals, human and canine.  ;-)
Soft nose is no bother to me (on either of them).  :-)

I'm sure she'll be pleased with that one.

Cheers,
frank

"What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof." -- 
Christopher Hitchens

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From: Bruce Walker <[email protected]>
Sent: March 25, 2012 3/25/12
To: Pentax Discuss Mailing List <[email protected]>
Subject: PESO Dog and pretty woman in found light

Lest I become known as that tiresome guy who only posts pix of pretty
women, here's a dog too. :-)

http://goo.gl/2HkSk

This is our vet, Dr. Gitte Fenger DVM, left, and Tessa, our German
Short Haired Pointer, right. Dr. Fenger is having an open house at her
clinic in April to help promote her practice, and my wife is helping
out with some promo to the local papers and such. So enter Mr.
Photographer, me.

As soon as Dr. Fenger spotted me with the big black SLR and the 50-135
with its hood on, she went into deer-caught-in-the-headlamps mode.
Took me a lot of shots until she became relaxed again. But she adores
animals so as she interacted with the dog she became herself. Useful
trick that's worked before. :-)

I took this in the afternoon in her main consultation room, with its
large north-west facing windows. All found light, no flash. I did
notice that the matrix metering was fooled by something so I went
manual and incident-metered the light.

Seems the more I shoot, the less I rely on automation. Is this some
sort of creeping curmudgeonalization setting in?

K20D, DA* 50-135/2.8 @ f/4, 125th, ISO 400.

I wish Tessa's nose was less soft, but I'd have had to stop down and
either add the flash or up the ISO, and I was running out of time. Oh
well, what ya gonna do?

Comments welcome but unlikely due to the content. ;-)

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