Hmmm,...That Shadow Looks Tasty!

[Brian Moore]

Taken at the plaza near the Huntington Beach Pier a few weekends ago while Sadie and I were out for a walk.

Olympus XA and Ilford HP5 film that I processed in Rodinal.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Those legs look tasty...

 

[Pete Askew]

And so do those tones! And an excellent idea. I like it.

 

[Lesley Jones]

That's just so perfectly spotted Brian and you got Sadie in the shot too!

 

[Brian Moore]

Those legs look tasty...

Is that you, Rob, or are you channeling your American cousin, Bob?

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And so do those tones! And an excellent idea. I like it.

Thanks, Pete. Much appreciated.

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That's just so perfectly spotted Brian and you got Sadie in the shot too!

Thanks a lot, Lesley. And I like getting Sadie in the shots. She may be the most photographed dog since Rin Tin Tin.

 

[Paul Lange]

Great photie Brian, there's quite a bit in the frame but also very easy to take it all in. The legs probably help a little too.

 

[Brian Moore]

Great photie Brian, there's quite a bit in the frame but also very easy to take it all in. The legs probably help a little too.

Much appreciated Paul. I agree about the legs, especially the little white socks on each of her four paws. Look closely into the shadows to see them.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Mmmh, tasty tones and legs!!!

 

[Brian Moore]

Mmmh, tasty tones and legs!!!

Thank you, Dan. I'll tell Sadie. (She'll be delighted that her legs are getting so many favorable comments.)

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Who's said I was talking about Sadie? 4 legs are better than 2!!

 

[Brian Moore]

Who's said I was talking about Sadie? 4 legs are better than 2!!

Suit yerself, Dan. But in my opinion that great big brute of a canine who wants to devour the shadow doesn't have very nice legs.