I liked this the first time around, but I like it even more after thinking about it a bit. What a fascinating, unique take on this challenge... I hope you have included notes on your image because I really do want to know about this incident.
so I was setting up the tripod to take a lame shot of a door and its handle, when the dog got curious and tried to break in. I warned him not to do so, but he didn't listen, so I shot him. It was late at night.
Further attempts to take more thought out shots weren't as successful. I think because the dog was no longer curious.
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Thank you for the story behind the image.... Just goes to show how even the most ordinary plans can become extraordinary with a bit of serendipity and recognition of same... and a dog, of course. Wonderful, wonderful image.
I liked this the first time around, but I like it even more after thinking about it a bit. What a fascinating, unique take on this challenge... I hope you have included notes on your image because I really do want to know about this incident.
I really enjoy the light, dog and mood. However, for me it does not include the "detail in the ordinary" that is asked for in this challenge of the door, etc. 3