New yellow lab puppy

We just got a yellow lab. He's our first little guy, so I'm going to have tons of fun playing with him and snapping pics of him growing up
Here's a few from today

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Cute pup! What's his name?

What a cutie, but he looks so sad.

What a cutie! You can never take too many puppy pictures! Enjoy, they grow SO fast.

Labradors are wonderful dogs - even grown up! Some nice pictures here, but a touch under-exposed?

His name is Frank. Not the best name for a dog...long story behind it.

He does look sad, I think it's because we woke him up

They were a touch underexposed out of the camera. I did a bit of PP in lightroom, but looking at it on a different monitor now, I agree, they can be brightened up a bit more.

There used to be a Lab that used to come to our training club many years ago called Vanessa, she had a similiar sad face, it was just her look and even when she was happy she looked the same. Cute pup though.

Nice shots, he's adorable perhaps you could lie on the floor and take some at his level?

bensherman2 wrote in post #8232844
Nice shots, he's adorable perhaps you could lie on the floor and take some at his level?

I tried, but every time I got down that low, he would come running at me! I tried to get a shot of him running, but just missed the focus.

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It's a good job that Labrador is not fully grown, the way he's charging at you like that!

aw I have a yellow lab too! Well hes more like white. Hes so much fun, Now he just has to be trained

Why not try manual focusing on a patch of grass in front of you then firing off a couple when he reaches that patch, when I have tried doing this I often used a leaf to focus on.

Oops it may be easier if someone helps "releasing him"

Roy Mathers wrote in post #8232946
It's a good job that Labrador is not fully grown, the way he's charging at you like that!

The mother has charged me numerous times over the past couple years...it's much cuter when the little one does it! and less painful too!

He' so cute but he really does have a sad face. I hope you can get a running shot becuase that one would have been great.