Friday, January 29, 2010

Friday My Town Shoot Out--Look Up and Look Down

The highs and the lows from a little dogs point of view.

Look down little doggy--



Way, way down---



And now look up--



Way, way up---



And those are the highs and lows of a dog's life in West Hill.

Exciting eh?

25 comments:

  1. Lindsey is a great helper! I get dizzy when I look over cliffs or even up sometimes, not sure why? Hey no dizzy lizzy jokes now :)

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  2. Funny, I almost did mine in a similar way, sharing the view of my four year old son :)

    I liked how you've presented this, Barry.

    ♥ hope you're doing well ~

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  3. I'm not dizzy at the bluffs, ChefE, but at the top of the CN tower, that is dizzying.

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  4. Yes I've been getting some good news this week Heather. See my other blog for details.

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  5. Very exciting, especially sinde it's Lindsey's point of view. Great take on the theme. Love the photo of the cliff down below. Scary.

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  6. good job you two, did you sit down on the ground to catch her perspective? I love looking up into trees. hugs and kisses from Brasil.

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  7. No Ginger I was standing for both of these. I did take some others that day where I was kneeling, but not these shots.

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  8. Well I like it that you are taking a dog's point of view. If only we could smell what they do, now that would be intense.

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  9. Missed your post earlier today so appreciate your stopping by or I might have missed it entirely. I love posts about the beautiful doggie. If I ever end up alone, I will have one. HH does not appreciate a dog for some reason. He loves the granddogs but doesn't want one.
    QMM

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  10. Lindsey is a lucky dog, he gets taken to loads of places.

    Did you read about a feud of two men leading to the slaughter of 30 dogs in NZ. Shocking.

    My daughter asked if I heard of the terrible news in Australia and if it made international news.

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  11. It is, probably, good that dogs cannot climb trees. They would kill themselves with enthusiasm. Very enjoyable. Have a great week, B & L.

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  12. I haven't read about it here Ann. And I read all three Toronto newspapers each day.

    Sounds terrible though, and the kind of thing newspapers love to pick up.

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  13. I like your idea of using your dog's perspective, love the last shot best!

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  14. I'm howling with laughter. Such a great, simple series...dog looks down, dog looks up. It seems to have the feeling of an Andy Warhol/Jack Benny collaboration except without any violins or soup cans.

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  15. I knew I was missing something Bagman! Next time I'll drag out the soup cans and the violins. lol

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  16. Fun idea! Don't you just love the dog's life. They are so happy with the simplest pleasures.

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  17. Lindsay is nothing if not happy, Rebecca.

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  18. I just love that view of Lake Ontario - I miss it...

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  19. I love the shot of your dog looking up!

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  20. Of couse, we should get Linsey's opinion on the level of excitemet each of these images brings to her :-)

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  21. Lindsay is so cute. Well-trained. I like the tree as well.

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  22. Love the dog-cam. You made a pretty good human-cam, as well.

    I am sure Lindsay enjoys the ground views the best. The smells are better and can be followed.

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  23. I saw 3 dogs on my walk in the woods today but none of them was as cute as Lindsay.

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  24. I do love to look at life through the eyes of a dog. Kind of a crystal clear, honest lens, don't you think?

    Great job!

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