There's a favorite spot in the front yard, and it's under a big fir tree that casts a wonderful shadow on warm, sunny days. That's blind Molly and Priscilla under the tree in the photo above.
Here's an earlier shot I took of blind Goldie enjoying the tree … she's the tiny gold speck right in front of the trunk:
And a little closer in:
She's got her head up and is sniffing the air for clues: "Say, anything new out there?"
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Lots of comments about the camera. I use a digital SLR (a Nikon D50) for high-resolution, fast-shooting and no shutter lag. It's too big to carry around but provides the image quality and speed — especially for animal photography — I want. Many of the best blog photos end up in the print newsletters, for which I need 300 dpi resolution. For the Web you only need 72 dpi, but that won't work in print.
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