1/500, 50mm, f2.2, manual.... sb800 bounced off reflector to the left of subject.
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Introducing Trinity....
This is the newest member to our family... an english springer spaniel. My golden retriever has decided to mother her quite well and i'll be sure to take some shots in the next couple of days of how closely trinity and bella have bonded....
1/500, 50mm, f2.2, manual.... sb800 bounced off reflector to the left of subject. cheers http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
Awwwwwwwww....
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That dog is so cute!
My wife was looking over my shoulder when the image came up and her heart melted! Lovely image Mark.  TFF (Trevor)
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I immediately said "Ahhhhhhhh" too. Just precious.
One comment about the shot, Mark. This one makes her head look large for her body. Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now.
 might look cute on the screen.... but not so cute when the kids have already stopped picking up her little gifts..... "we will look after her dad... we will..." ... yeh.. sure.
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I don't know... sometimes the parents are worse.
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MArk,
What a beautiful animal. A bundle of sweet love just looking for somewhere to share .... g.
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Mark, we better be seeing more pictures of Trinity and Bella (together or solo) in the near future...
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i just bathed them both so i'll take some shots tonight... might bring them into the studio and see if i can get trinity to sit still for a little while.... http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
She is just beautiful, Mark! Very much looking forward to seeing more pics.
I had a beautiful Cavalier about 15 years ago, who just loved having her photo taken. She would just sit and look georgeous, and of course almost smile at the lens! Just adorable!
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