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By: W. Paul Rosenberry
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	W. Paul Rosenberry {Karma:1729}
Project	#31 The Square Image	Camera Model	Sony Digital
Categories	Pets	Film Format
Portfolio	untrue Black and White	Lens	Carl Zeiss 28-200mm
Uploaded	2/1/2005	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
Views	447	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Punderson SP State - OHIO Country - United States
About	Animal activists need not worry, this image was taken at an Ohio dog sled race, these dogs have it better than some humans!

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W. Paul Rosenberry {K:1729} 2/1/2005

No worries Rona, I am glad that you stopped by, don't be a stranger and visit often! Comments by you and everyone are always welcome.

Rona K ** {K:2375} 2/1/2005

Love this and the dogs.
Hey , no need to explain on the other, I am glad you did on the pic though. It does help. I did not mean to come off as I did. I can just imagine. I do apologize.

Eric Peterson {K:4419} 2/1/2005

Great shot. Very nice job getting both dogs framed in the window. The pattern of repeating rectangles in the door and bars really creates a contrast with the soft rounded shapes of the dogs inside, while the choice of B&W gives it very much a documentary feel. PETA would love this shot for their billboards... I don't think they would let the facts of the dogs actual good lives get in the way of trying to make their point... (Of course they probably think sled dog racing is inhumane anyway...)

Eric

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