Listening Devices

For my get pushed challenge from Mary @mcsiegle - an abstract image using one or more of your dogs? Abstract can be accomplished by the shot itself or in post-processing, your choice.

Kaela would not face her ears forward no matter what I tried. I guess she wanted to know what I was doing behind her! At least I managed to get her to look away from me.

Alternate capture - http://365project.org/salza/extras/2017-02-16

[Sally Ings]

@mcsiegle abstract of one of my dogs

[Elyse Klemchuk]

Cutest listening devices!

[gloria jones]

Sweet capture

[Henri Russell]

Good capture of her ignoring you, with her ears perked up hearing all.

[Taffy]

Smiled at your title -- image works well and I can imagine her using her listening devices selectively.

[Anne]

Lovely shot, just typical, think it's called "selective deafness"??!

[bkb in the city]

Good one

[Anita Campbell]

I would never have thought of this. Awesome creativity in your thinking, Sally. Great shot.

[KWind]

Great shot!

[Lois]

Love your title and shot!

[Mary Siegle]

Great idea for your challenge! Form and texture definitely taking precedent over literal subject.

[Marnie]

Love this shot. What a typical dog, they seem to know how to stymie a photo.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Not sure I'd completely call it an abstract because I always think they need to be slightly unrecognizable, but it's such a unique "portrait"!

[PasadenaRose]

Love those ears. Cats are the same way...they know you're behind them and they want to keep tabs on what you're up to.

[Louise & Ken]

The title is great! Clearly she was "keeping an eye on you" so to speak!!!