Short Picture Stories from Noble Coast Photography: Pet Photography

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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Faces, Places, Spaces #23

Faces

A Boy and a Dog

Our English Bulldog, Jelly, and grandson Jack. Having a great time hanging out at Beattys Ford Park on a hot August day in 2013.

Canon 7D, ISO 100, 22mm, f/9.0, 1/25 sec

Spaces

Eastatoe Falls, Rosman, NC

Eastatoe Falls is easily one of the more beautiful waterfalls to visit in North Carolina. With it's many drops over a granite bedrock and a thick green foliage canopy, it screams beauty!

Canon 7D, ISO 100, 16mm, f/16, 1.0 sec

Places

She Can't Find Her Keys

I spotted this woman, juggling a tray of food and coffee, searching her bag for something lost. You never know who you will meet while travelling on the New York City Subway.

Canon 7D, ISO 6400, 35mm, f/2.8, 1/125 sec

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Thank you for viewing

Peace,

John

The "Short Picture Stories from Noble Coast Photography" blog is part of Noble Coast Photography. Located in Denver, North Carolina Noble Coast Photography features portrait photography and photography of natural and urban landscapes. More work can be seen at the following sites: NobleCoastPhotography.com , Noble Coast Photography on Facebook, Noble Coast Photography on Flickr, and Google+

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Faces, Places, Spaces #12

Faces

Jelly the Bulldog

Canon 7D, ISO 200, 100mm, f/2.8, 1/160

Spaces

Stony Brook Harbor, Stony Brook, NY

Canon 7D, ISO 250, 16mm, f/13, 1/640

Places

Where's the Train? Charlotte, NC

Canon 7D, ISO 640, 35mm, f/16, 1/125

Faces

Meeting people, listening and learning about their lives

Places

Simple stories from the towns and cities

Spaces

Gifts from Mother Earth

I hope you enjoy the blog and the photographs and if you do, please let others know. Always feel free to contact me if you would like to connect or comment.

Thank you for viewing

Peace,

John

Monday, October 10, 2011

Pet Photography and Jelly aka: PP&J

Everybody loves their pets. Many of us treat our pets like they are our children. If you are like me and believe their pet is part of the family, you want to consider a pet portrait.

A couple of weeks ago I decided it was time to update photos of our beautiful Bulldog, Jelly. Jelly doesn't like to sit still for photos so I ran her around the backyard for a few minutes. Trust me, it doesn't take too much running to get Jelly to become a great model for the camera. As a matter of fact, she's looks a bit like a beauty queen in front of the lens. Don't you agree??