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Chief

July 29th, 2010 Kimberly 6 comments


Jack took this picture of Chief. He LOVES to watch out that front window and bark at the walkers and cyclists. He’s a GREAT dog, Julie. A really good boy!! Gia is so pretty, sweet and loyal. I just love her SO much. Thanks again for such wonderful dogs.

Vacation with Roman

July 14th, 2010 Chris 4 comments

Here are some photos from our vacation in Holland, MI. We stayed on Lake Makatawa and had the beach of Lake Michigan right behind us. Overall a great time, and only a 2.5 hour drive to get there. Maybe we’ll retire there some day.

Karen and Lindy

July 7th, 2010 Margot 5 comments

Karen and Lindy share a little face time.  I think Lindy is thanking Karen for spending the afternoon at her Aunt Gracie’s home. Lindy is sired by Gorbi out of Allie.

Recycling Center

July 7th, 2010 Margot 2 comments

Recent guests of the Good Shepherd Farm, Max and Lindy (Gorbi x Allie) , working hard to keep plastic bottles out of landfills.

DeNiro and Kora’s Camping Trip

June 29th, 2010 Andrea 19 comments

These shots were taken this weekend at, what is quickly becoming, our annual camping trip at Fisherman’s Island.  The dogs absolutely love it!

The better shots were taken with the Canon 5D MkII and the so so shots were taken with the Canon PowerShot D10, a waterproof camera I purchased after I dropped my previous point and shoot (ish) camera in the lake on the same trip last year.  Obviously I had not got to grips with the settings by the time of the trip, but despite my almost obsessional addiction to taking the best shots I can, I refuse to take the ‘good camera’ anywhere near sand and/or waves.

“Where’s that Wubba?”

“Hey what you doin’ Niro?  I swam out to get it!”

“OK, I’ll stand guard over the Floppy Disc then”

Major sun flare on this one but you get the idea.

This one’s a little dark but it was quite tricky getting the settings anywhere near correct for the darker foreground and brighter background without the help of a graduated neutral density filter.