Lovely day for a training course this morning. It's interesting how much easier photography is without a distracting (if much loved) doggy zipping about.




Everything on today's post has been photographed by me before except this last one. It's my favourite of the day - possibly because it's a bit different.

It's a detail from an old boat (in case you're wondering)
19th Sept11, Newton Point, 3pm
Aforementioned much loved puppy could see a dog 1 mile away on the beach

Northumberland Photo Training - Teaching the Art of Natural Photography
andy craig photography - Family Portraits and Wedding Photography
one-eyed-hound.com - Dog Photography ...it's a dog's life
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