Something new from me (dog agility)

[gsgary]

A friend asked me to go down a shoot his club practising
all shot with 1Dmk1 & 300mmF2.8L

1 do you think he saw me
http://gsgary.smugmug.com/photos/240382709-M.jpg

2 Where's the next jump
http://gsgary.smugmug.com/photos/240384837-M.jpg

3 Can you see me
http://gsgary.smugmug.com/photos/240391403-M.jpg

4 OOh nearly went the wrong way
http://gsgary.smugmug.com/photos/240376271-M.jpg

Thank's for looking

[JavaLover]

Those dogs are fast! Nice job. :thumb

[gsgary]

Those dogs are fast! Nice job. :thumb

Cheers java :thumb

[aktse]

How do you figure out where to shoot? Just follow the dog? :dunno How fast are they moving?

Nice job.

[gsgary]

How do you figure out where to shoot? Just follow the dog? :dunno How fast are they moving?

Nice job.

I watched the dogs for about 15 minutes to see where was best and not in the way and i got down on my knees to shoot, i would say they are going about 30-35mph

[HarveyMushman]

Wonderful dogs and great pictures! :thumb

[gsgary]

Wonderful dogs and great pictures! :thumb

Thank's Tim:thumb

[rpcrowe]

I know from experience that the dogs running agility courses - especially the jumps are darn hard to catch. You did a good job.

I did learn one thing at a recent agility match - using fill flash is frowned upon (if not totally prohibited). It seems the flash might distract the dogs. That seems logical and I am willing to abide with that rule.

By the way - Aren't the Border Collies great performers in agility?

[Vickster]

Oh SO VERY gerat! I love that first shot, the look of determination on the dogs face, WOW! That must have been a blast! I used to have a border collie, she was the best dog, so smart!
Great shots!