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© 2009 Michael L. Baird
Dog running on the wet sand during an ultra-low -1.7' tide before
sunset on Morro Strand State Beach. 11 Jan. 2009.
Dog running on the wet sand during an ultra-low -1.7' tide before sunset on Morro Strand State Beach. 11 Jan. 2009. Photo by Michael "Mike" L. Baird bairdphotos.com, Canon 1D Mark III w/ Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 IS USM Telephoto Zoom Lens with circular polarizer and handheld.
04 June 2009 Creative Commons use note
30 July 2009 Creative Commons use note at www.squidoo.com/training-dog-1 dog training site.
08 Aug 2009 Creative Commons use note at a dog nutrition site
04 Nov 2009 Creative Commons us note: Simon Thanks for using my "Dog running on the wet sand..." on your cool article!
It isn't essential, but if it is easy to link to the image and not just my home page that will let people know exactly where the source is.
We have many issues and discussions regarding dogs on the beach here
in Morro Bay, CA so I find your article especially interesting!
Thanks again!
03 May 2010. Solicited commentary: I said
"This was a opportunistic shot - one of eight keepers from a long
afternoon stroll www.flickr.com/photos/mikebaird/sets/72157612463348020/ on Morro Strand State Beach, Morro Bay, CA, at a low tide during
beginning afternoon low light, making for some interesting reflections
of people, horses, children, and this dog. The camera used was the
Canon Pro 1D Mark III which can shoot 10 frames-per-second. I tend to
blast a ton of images when shooting movement to improve the odds of
getting a keeper. The lens used was the flexible Canon 70-200 f/2.8
IS, and I was shooting in Normal program exposure mode, single
center-point focus, at ISO 400, so the camera computed f/7.1 and
1/1000, facilitating an okay depth-of-field and freezing motion in
this case. I almost always use a circular polarizer on this setup
when around water like this, which makes for a significant improvement
in image quality. Getting low on my knees here helped a bit to get
more "eye-level" for a more interesting image."
to query: Hi Mike. A while back, you kindly let me use one of your
photos for this post on my website: www.learningthelight.com/2010/02/19/i-wish-id-taken-this-... I was wondering if you would like to write a small paragraph of two
about the shot, how you took it etc - kind of like the 'story of the
shot'. You can see an example of another's photographers thoughts on
his photo at www.learningthelight.com/2010/03/19/i-wish-id-taken-this-... - I was wondering if you would like to do something like that? No
problems at all if you're not interested, or don't have the time, just
thought I would ask. Thanks for your time, Alan, www.learningthelight.com thelawflikr {at} yahoo d o t com
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friendsoftheearth 22 months ago | reply
Love this photo- we are going to use it as one of our summer e-cards at Friends of the Earth, which should be live shortly:
www.foe.co.uk/living/cards.html
Thank you for sharing great imagery!
mikebaird 22 months ago | reply
www.flickr.com/photos/mikebaird/3189733857/#comment721576...
INpact 22 months ago | reply
makes me happy! :-)
anemes 4 months ago | reply
The dog s running on water!!!!!!