Each week, members of the Beautiful Beasties network for international pet photographers choose a theme to post on their blog. This week’s 52 project theme is Negative Space. My interpretation involved the use of one of Meekah’s favorite toys.
Next up, please visit Tracy Sutherland Photography in Squamish, BC, Canada.
Each week, members of the Beautiful Beasties network for international pet photographers choose a theme to post on their blog. This week’s 52 project theme is Blur. Photos in the project can consist of blur in the foreground, background or all throughout the image.
Here we have Xavi sitting patiently as Reyse and Meekah walk briskly in the background.
And Billy (the newest turtle member of our family) hiding in his shell as George races behind him.
Next up in the blog circle is Denver Pet Photographer, StinkDog Photos. Have a great weekend!
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That second shot made me laugh out loud! Racing turtle…who knew?! ;o)
Love the first shot, nice work. The turtles crack me up, I’ve never seen one that looked like it was was moving so fast!!
Racing turtles?! That made me giggle!
I just LOVE the way that first picture turned out. Nice work! And the turtles made me smile too, great shot.
The theme of this week’s 52 Project was Big Sky and I lucked out because the weather in Southern California was beautiful all week! Meekah joined me as we visited a local college campus and she had a blast posing for the camera.
Please check out InBetween the Blinks Photography in Raleigh, North Carolina and see Tara Lynn’s interpretation of this week’s theme. And don’t forgot to visit all the links at the end of each post in this pet photography blog circle. You’ll really enjoy the images.
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These are beautiful. Meekah looks so majestic!
Beautiful blue sky, and the angle shows it off wonderfully!
She has a wonderful smile!
Love the top photos! awesome
The theme for this week is Reflection. Any expression that can also involve water, light or mirrors. I chose the latter.
I was trying to capture the recurrence of Xavi’s reflection as he sat in between two mirrors. I think I am going to give it another try this weekend and see if I can improve upon the domino looking effect. Next up in the 52 Project blog circle is Stacey Gammon Pet Photography, New York & New Jersey. Have a great weekend.
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Nice job!
very interesting~
Cool, I love this idea, did Xavi react to seeing so many of himself?
That’s really cool!
Great idea – reminds me of the house of mirrors from fairgrounds when I was little 🙂
What a great idea and wonderful execution!
I’d like to thank Tracy Sutherland from Tracy Sutherland Photography for choosing this week’s “Something New” theme. It offered me the chance to experiment with some post processing techniques. There are a number of Photoshop effects that have been on my list to try, so this week I attempted the task of filling a photo with smaller photos. The main photo is of a teddy bear that is part of my dog’s play toy collection. The smaller images are of my two dogs and my sister’s dog, which were then transformed into a pattern. Added the pattern to the main photo and voila!
Please visit the sites of the other skilled pet photographers in the Project 52 blog circle, beginning with New Jersey Pet Photographer, Stacey Gammon.
That is so neat!!!!! I love it! Did it take you a lot of time to do that?
I’ve seen that type of image before and was never sure how it was accomplished. This looks really cool!
Just WOW! What a great idea and wonderful execution!
wow! this is awesome!
Hi Darci. Once I figured out what I was doing, it didn’t take long at all – maybe 15 minutes at the most.
Barbara - Wonderful use of negative space. So sweet!
Tracy Sutherland - Yup, this fits the theme! 🙂 Cute idea.