Coordinated Dog

[RSL]

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[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Nice one, Russ. How many takes were needed to get them synchronized?   

Eric

[RSL]

Thanks, Eric. I shot two frames. But the coordination is between the shoes and the dog's collar. At least the color's evidently as close as the woman could get them.

[shutterpup]

Thanks, Eric. I shot two frames. But the coordination is between the shoes and the dog's collar. At least the color's evidently as close as the woman could get them.

In the people/dog world I live in, it's not truly coordinated until the leash as well as the harness and her shoes are the same color family. My Abbey Schnauzer has red leash and harness; however, my shoes are white. Oh well   

[RSL]

Well, you'll just have to get some red shoes, Pup. You can't be coordinated with your dog without them.

[shutterpup]

Well, you'll just have to get some red shoes, Pup. You can't be coordinated with your dog without them.

 

[wolfnowl]

Since the woman appears to be walking away and the dog is coming toward the camera I was wondering how long it was going to take for the dog to wrap the leash around her, unhook the collar and escape... 

Mike.

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Hi Russ,

A very nice modern take on the work of Elliott Erwitt and I think Elliot needed quite a few more shots than two to get his image.

I like the way the two appear to be walking in opposite directions, yet have a balanced symmetry of step.

Very nice indeed.

Dave

[RSL]

Thanks, Dave. That little dog was all over the place, Mike. It immediately turned around the started walking with her.