Went on a dog run to eastern Arizona. I helped a pair of Pibbles on their journey to their forever home in Alabama.
I was surprized how much snow that there still have from the storm of Dec 27. There is a good 3 inches left. This is a traditional Navajo home, a Hogan. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogan )
@angelunderwater Being a small part in their journey is a blessing. I used to get my dog 'fix' until Riley became part of our family. I am finding more and more people who have been 'rescued' by their dogs these days. Very grateful and thankful for the fav.
@domenicododaro You are so kind, thank you. Each time I do a rescue run I meet a wonderful pup or two and also get an affirmation that there are really good people in this world.
@s4sayer With all the crazy things happening ever where, I need to do something that just helps. Being able to be a small part of their journey is wonderful. Thank you so kindly for the fav.
@henrir Thank you so much. These Hogans are similar to Yurts I think.
@tstb13 I love lensbaby shots, their softness is something that I love. My husband, not so much.
@samae Thank you so very much. I love driving the pups but don't really foster since I'm not set up for that. I do love being able to help out when I can.
@eudora Thank you so kindly. The pup rescue network is nationwide, if you want I can send you some info.
@overalvandaan Wow, I didn't know that. One of the great things about connecting with other Photographers, I learn some truly interesting things and best of all, I see their most wonderful images, like yours.
@jernst1779 Thank you so very much. I started with a sweet 35. Here is a link to lensbaby that might be a place to start. ( https://lensbaby.com/guide-composer-series-lenses/ ). Check KEH.com and Ebay for used ones too. They are a world of fun.
@golftragic My leg of the run is usually 163 miles each way. I get to see Northern Arizona and when time allows I explore some. The snow on this trip was rather wonderful.
@kmwilliams Thank you, lensbaby blurs are fun to play around with.
@ingajohansson Thank you so much. Many Navajo still live in these but so many more live in trailers on the reservation.
January 6th, 2019
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@domenicododaro You are so kind, thank you. Each time I do a rescue run I meet a wonderful pup or two and also get an affirmation that there are really good people in this world.
@s4sayer With all the crazy things happening ever where, I need to do something that just helps. Being able to be a small part of their journey is wonderful. Thank you so kindly for the fav.
@henrir Thank you so much. These Hogans are similar to Yurts I think.
@tstb13 I love lensbaby shots, their softness is something that I love. My husband, not so much.
@samae Thank you so very much. I love driving the pups but don't really foster since I'm not set up for that. I do love being able to help out when I can.
@eudora Thank you so kindly. The pup rescue network is nationwide, if you want I can send you some info.
@overalvandaan Wow, I didn't know that. One of the great things about connecting with other Photographers, I learn some truly interesting things and best of all, I see their most wonderful images, like yours.
@jernst1779 Thank you so very much. I started with a sweet 35. Here is a link to lensbaby that might be a place to start. ( https://lensbaby.com/guide-composer-series-lenses/ ). Check KEH.com and Ebay for used ones too. They are a world of fun.
@golftragic My leg of the run is usually 163 miles each way. I get to see Northern Arizona and when time allows I explore some. The snow on this trip was rather wonderful.
@kmwilliams Thank you, lensbaby blurs are fun to play around with.
@ingajohansson Thank you so much. Many Navajo still live in these but so many more live in trailers on the reservation.