I want to edit! I am not going to lie, I want to! This is for the nifty fifty sooc challenge.
This is taken at the fire station in Sanders Arizona. The time of day was not my choosing so I wouldn't minimize harsh bright light on this wonderful antique fire truck. I was there to pick up 3 dogs being transferred to new homes. I am a small part of a network of volunteers who help drive the pups to their new homes. I met a 17 year old terrier, Oscar, and a pair of Pibbles, Girl and Sarge. I believe that they are a pit bull of sorts. Our journey together was quiet except that Girl chewed through my leash which I had used to secure her with. Thankfully she was a true lady and listened to my instructions to go lie down as I was driving on the interstate at 80 miles per hour. I am very happy to be able to help these rescue dogs on their path to new homes.
Cool shot. This soon challenges has its goods, that next month we can post all September's unedited shots, finally postproducted at our heart's content! ;-)
Cool vintage truck image. So glad to hear that you help rescue dogs by delivering them to new homes...hopefully, forever homes! Animals/dogs are the best of us!
@eudora Thank you so very much for the fav. The network of dog drivers is a wonderful thing to be involved with. I get my dog fix when I meet and drive them.
@domenicododaro Thank you kindly, the NF challenge is good for me, it makes me really think about things, not having the luxury of adjustments creates many points to consider.
@megpicatilly Thank you, when I used to shoot film I would bracket much more in hopes that I might get a good shot. So this challenge makes me grateful for technology. The dog rescue network is amazing and I like meeting the pups and being a part of their lives for a short while. I don't have a dog at present but get my 'fix' and help them out.
@yrhenwr The light seems flat to me, no real snap but then I've become lazy with technology. This Nifty Fifty challenge is truly making me think and re-learn patience as well as basic composition rules.
@brett101 Thank you kindly, the tightness of the shot was at first unsettling. I walked all around the truck looking at different angles from which to shoot. I think that I need to bring out the filters and play with them and the format.
@gardenfolk Thank you kindly. I like the size of this truck. The rescue network is a small way that I can help and I get my dog 'fix' when I meet and drive them.
September 14th, 2017
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What wonderful work you do, relocating rescue dogs.
@domenicododaro Thank you kindly, the NF challenge is good for me, it makes me really think about things, not having the luxury of adjustments creates many points to consider.
@megpicatilly Thank you, when I used to shoot film I would bracket much more in hopes that I might get a good shot. So this challenge makes me grateful for technology. The dog rescue network is amazing and I like meeting the pups and being a part of their lives for a short while. I don't have a dog at present but get my 'fix' and help them out.
@yrhenwr The light seems flat to me, no real snap but then I've become lazy with technology. This Nifty Fifty challenge is truly making me think and re-learn patience as well as basic composition rules.
@brett101 Thank you kindly, the tightness of the shot was at first unsettling. I walked all around the truck looking at different angles from which to shoot. I think that I need to bring out the filters and play with them and the format.
@gardenfolk Thank you kindly. I like the size of this truck. The rescue network is a small way that I can help and I get my dog 'fix' when I meet and drive them.