Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. - Page 2

HorsePoor · 22nd of September 2011 (Thu)

My attempt with my mare Sage.

Gundogs · 23rd of September 2011 (Fri)

Lovely.

bayberry · 26th of September 2011 (Mon)

Gundogs · 27th of September 2011 (Tue)

Nice work Julie.

PINNACLE · 27th of September 2011 (Tue)

/\ Second that you got them spot on, great shots.

Whippeticious · 27th of September 2011 (Tue)

I so love your work Julie, it's my dream to be as good as you some day.

geeze that sounds corny.

Whippeticious · 28th of September 2011 (Wed)

I finally got a few shots where Pucks head is reasonably sharp, but it doesn't have the thrill and intensity of Bayberrys. Then again, he wasn't racing flat out, just playing chasey with another dog, and it shows in his face.

My gorgeous happy boy

bayberry · 28th of September 2011 (Wed)

Thanks for the compliments, I love everyone's shots!

Markulous · 16th of October 2011 (Sun)

Here's a couple of mine from a Gundog Scurry

7D, 70-200 F/2.8

Whippeticious · 16th of October 2011 (Sun)

Well done, what was your shutter speed on them, and what is a gundog scurry?

Markulous · 17th of October 2011 (Mon)

Thanks!

#1 1/80, F/20 @ 200mm
#2 1/80, F/14 @ 200mm

Gundog Scurry's when several dummies are hidden in bushes/bales that are set up and the dog handler then guides the dog to the dummy to fetch it. Above were taken at the Chatsworth Country Fair where they have a number of country pursuits in which anyone can take part - here's a dog awaiting direction

Scrub · 12th of November 2011 (Sat)

Quote:

Originally Posted by bayberry

Superb panning shots, 1st one in my opinion would have been even better with just a little more room in the right side of the frame.
Well done.
Stuart.

Scrub · 12th of November 2011 (Sat)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whippeticious

I finally got a few shots where Pucks head is reasonably sharp, but it doesn't have the thrill and intensity of Bayberrys. Then again, he wasn't racing flat out, just playing chasey with another dog, and it shows in his face.

My gorgeous happy boy

Great shots, made me smile, looks like he's having a great time.
Well done. Stuart.

Whippeticious · 14th of November 2011 (Mon)

Thanks Scrub, yes he was having fun. He's my darling reject. I bred him but he has a deformed leg so no one wanted him. I'm so glad he got to stay with me 'cause I adore him. His front right leg is smaller than his left but as you can see, it doesn't slow him down.

Whippeticious · 29th of May 2012 (Tue)

these photos are better suited to this thread.

5F6A0312dpptcr by kirislin, on Flickr

5F6A0321dpptcr by kirislin, on Flickr

22nd of September 2011 (Thu)	#16
HorsePoor Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Four Corners of Oklahoma Posts: 86 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. My attempt with my mare Sage. __________________ Gear List: Canon Rebel GII 35mm, Canon Rebel T3i, Canon 7D. Lens: Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II, Canon 18-55 f/5.6, Canon 75-300 f/5.6, Canon 28-135 f/5.6 Canon 35-80 f/5.6, Speedlite 270EX

23rd of September 2011 (Fri)	#17
Gundogs UK SE Photographer of the Year 2012 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Surrey, UK Posts: 2,496 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. Lovely. __________________ Penelope Malby Photography my Facebook my Flickr my 500px POTNSE group portfolio - add your best pics!

26th of September 2011 (Mon)	#18
bayberry Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Oregon Posts: 255	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours.

27th of September 2011 (Tue)	#19
Gundogs UK SE Photographer of the Year 2012 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Surrey, UK Posts: 2,496 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. Nice work Julie. __________________ Penelope Malby Photography my Facebook my Flickr my 500px POTNSE group portfolio - add your best pics!

27th of September 2011 (Tue)	#20
PINNACLE Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Nr Guildford, England Posts: 523 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. /\ Second that you got them spot on, great shots. __________________ PINNACLE PHOTO LOG on Flickr Canon 7D, Canon 1Dsii, Samyang 8mm, Canon 10-22mm, 15-85mm, Nifty Fifty, 70-300L

27th of September 2011 (Tue)	#21
Whippeticious Goldmember Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 2,187 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. I so love your work Julie, it's my dream to be as good as you some day. geeze that sounds corny. Last edited by Whippeticious : 28th of September 2011 (Wed) at 16:48.

28th of September 2011 (Wed)	#22
Whippeticious Goldmember Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 2,187 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. I finally got a few shots where Pucks head is reasonably sharp, but it doesn't have the thrill and intensity of Bayberrys. Then again, he wasn't racing flat out, just playing chasey with another dog, and it shows in his face. My gorgeous happy boy Last edited by Whippeticious : 28th of September 2011 (Wed) at 16:47.

16th of October 2011 (Sun)	#24
Markulous Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Peak District, UK Posts: 314 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. Here's a couple of mine from a Gundog Scurry 7D, 70-200 F/2.8 __________________ If it moves, snap it - and if it doesn't move, snap it twice just in case it does move! ΜΛЯΚ @ Photobucket

17th of October 2011 (Mon)	#26
Markulous Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Peak District, UK Posts: 314 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. Thanks! #1 1/80, F/20 @ 200mm #2 1/80, F/14 @ 200mm Gundog Scurry's when several dummies are hidden in bushes/bales that are set up and the dog handler then guides the dog to the dummy to fetch it. Above were taken at the Chatsworth Country Fair where they have a number of country pursuits in which anyone can take part - here's a dog awaiting direction __________________ If it moves, snap it - and if it doesn't move, snap it twice just in case it does move! ΜΛЯΚ @ Photobucket

14th of November 2011 (Mon)	#29
Whippeticious Goldmember Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 2,187 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. Thanks Scrub, yes he was having fun. He's my darling reject. I bred him but he has a deformed leg so no one wanted him. I'm so glad he got to stay with me 'cause I adore him. His front right leg is smaller than his left but as you can see, it doesn't slow him down.

29th of May 2012 (Tue)	#30
Whippeticious Goldmember Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Australia Posts: 2,187 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Panning shots, as long as it is animal, show us yours. these photos are better suited to this thread. 5F6A0312dpptcr by kirislin, on Flickr 5F6A0321dpptcr by kirislin, on Flickr

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