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I Captured Dogs On The Run, And The Results Are The Most Adorable Faces Of Joy (30 Pics)
I think dogs are the funniest when they run. The look on their faces of pure joy - I love to capture that moment.
You need to be very fast to have the right moment with an action photo! I always render and edit my pictures. Of course, not too much because I like the natural style. I mostly edit the lighting and shadows to give contrast.
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My name is Omica Meinen, and I’m a Dutch dog photographer. I started photographing dogs 3 years ago, and it has now turned into my job! Working with dogs is amazing, they’re so pure and happy, I love seeing how happy they are!
Working with dogs is never boring. Once, I remember a funny moment during my photoshoot when the dog ran into a mud pool and was so dirty.
I love being outdoors and using my own creativity in dog photography the most, since there are so much different dogs you can create so much different kinds of pictures. In the future, I’d love to photograph in more outdoor places with different scenery, like mountains and waterfalls.
Through my images, I hope that readers will see how important it is to have pictures of your dog. They’re part of our family, and it’s nice to look back on those precious moments.
*in Australian voice* “Here we have the mysterious floof! Just watch it go!”
The North American Rockies flying Brown Bear dog, a rare specimen indeed!
Super cute, but all seem to be purebred. I would love to see a few mutts on here.
The one Dachshund pup seems to be a mixed pup, but the others - I agree - all seem to be purebred. I don´t know where the photographer meets the pups, I could imagine at some doggy day care, and there usually most of the dogs ARE purebred. Don´t ask me why. Eventually because people who work all day can afford them, while housewifes/moms or unemployed or retired people may rather adopt a pup from a shelter/rescue??? Might be. I´d only #AdoptDontShop, but I´m disabled and couldn´t walk a dog regularly, so I am actually more a cat person now. But I walked pups from our local shelter and from the then neighbourhood as a teenie in the 80s and still love them.
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I've been waiting for more dog posts. It seems all the main pics and comics are about cats. I love all critters but I'm def a dog person
I see there are no basset hounds...oh wait they sleep 23 hours a day
The vantage point on these shots is GREAT... I felt like I could reach out and hug them.
Technical excellence here, getting the moving dog in crisp focus in a narrow depth of field.
All the dog photos are beautiful and make my soul relax. but I noticed there were no chow chow pictures. I'm the proud "father" of a three yrs old potato dog.
You cannot help but enjoy these dogs. They look so absorbed in what ever it is they are doing.
Super cute, but all seem to be purebred. I would love to see a few mutts on here.
The one Dachshund pup seems to be a mixed pup, but the others - I agree - all seem to be purebred. I don´t know where the photographer meets the pups, I could imagine at some doggy day care, and there usually most of the dogs ARE purebred. Don´t ask me why. Eventually because people who work all day can afford them, while housewifes/moms or unemployed or retired people may rather adopt a pup from a shelter/rescue??? Might be. I´d only #AdoptDontShop, but I´m disabled and couldn´t walk a dog regularly, so I am actually more a cat person now. But I walked pups from our local shelter and from the then neighbourhood as a teenie in the 80s and still love them.
Load More Replies... I've been waiting for more dog posts. It seems all the main pics and comics are about cats. I love all critters but I'm def a dog person
I see there are no basset hounds...oh wait they sleep 23 hours a day
The vantage point on these shots is GREAT... I felt like I could reach out and hug them.
Technical excellence here, getting the moving dog in crisp focus in a narrow depth of field.
All the dog photos are beautiful and make my soul relax. but I noticed there were no chow chow pictures. I'm the proud "father" of a three yrs old potato dog.
You cannot help but enjoy these dogs. They look so absorbed in what ever it is they are doing.
