Dog Blog Post #862
Photography Assignment
I had hoped Kitty would heed my…
Our Daily Challenge - Nov 5. 2012 - "Words of Wisdom"
… to:
"Let Sleeping Dogs Lie"
... but apparently she didn't!
Daily Dog Challenge "371. Muted Tones"
Behind the Scenes
No, I don't have a black wall.
I do have a metal frame I can snap together to hang backdrops on, and that's what I used today - with my favorite black stretchy velvet draped over the top bar set high enough to be out of the shot but low enough that I could reach over it.
Behind the sofa and velvet is a dog crate, which we haven't used since Henry was a pup and is now a flat surface to stack Family Room "precious objects" (i.e. photography props) on top of. The pile is... colorful... and makes a hideous backdrop, hence the need for the black stretchy velvet fabric "wall".
Also behind the sofa and velvet was me, calling Zachary around from his down-stay to capture his "waking up".
Picture #2, #3, and particularly #4 are dead give-aways as to my location as Henry's nose (and Zachary's in #4) is pointed too high and left to actually be looking at Kitty.
For shot #5 I resorted to putting cookies on Kitty's back (hidden behind her head) resulting in the most loving looks she's probably ever gotten from the boys. :)
The Happy Family |
Editor's Note: Ok people, Kitty was most definitely NOT meant to be PART of yesterday's Be Prepared survival provisions.
At least... I don't think she was....
Zachary!!!
... and before anyone brings it up, no Kitty's were harmed in today's shoot, either! :)
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5 comments:
Kitty must never have heard the saying "Let sleeping cats lie".
Sam
Kitty's appearances always crack me up! You did a great job with these shots, and I know how tough it is to make it appear that they're looking at something. You do really well with that!
darn kitty, disturbing the golden boy's beauty sleep! :)
Kitty has the upper hand in these photos. Your boys are sweet, though.
Loved this series! Henry & Zachary played right along with your cues...they are so well trained.
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