Watching Your Back  
     

Watching Your Back

A Golden Retriever looks over its back. By shooting from a more straight-on position, the ultra-wide 8mm focal length does not distort the size of the dog's head as significantly as head-close positions.
 
I was trying to keep the background trees away from the dogs face in this shot. I should also note that 1/50 is a very long exposure setting for always-moving dogs. It worked this time as the dog was intently studying something.

Camera and Lens Settings (EXIF Information)
8mm  f/8.0  1/50s  ISO 100  size: 5184W x 3456H  
Camera and Lens Used

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