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Dog Agility
Taken today at a local tournament. I'm limiting myself to these few of the small dogs otherwise you'd be here hours. 
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Anyone? 
They're not that bad are they! 
They're not that bad are they!
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Lol sorry Gina missed this thread!
I think Agility will always be hard, but I'll repeat what I said in Patch's thread a few days ago. I would assess the area beforehand, and pre-plan bits where you think you might take some good-uns, ie by paying attention to the sunlight hitting the best side of the dog, whilst the setting (background etc) being as best as you can get. And then give that a shot!
Hope that helps
I think Agility will always be hard, but I'll repeat what I said in Patch's thread a few days ago. I would assess the area beforehand, and pre-plan bits where you think you might take some good-uns, ie by paying attention to the sunlight hitting the best side of the dog, whilst the setting (background etc) being as best as you can get. And then give that a shot!
Hope that helps
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Sorry Gina, it was the same title as Patches and I should of checkedMy fave has to be 4 and 5 , so cute. Love the way you caught him just taking off and then flying. They all look like they are having a great time
Great bunch of dogs
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Some great action shots! love number 2, I always take them too late or too early!
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aw look at their tiny little legs going !
you have caught the shots on time
you have caught the shots on time
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They are all took on the automatic "sports" setting, so without sounding rude, you only had to point and shoot. They are very good as far as getting the subjects in the frame and getting the shots just right, but perhaps you could try and use some of the camera capabilities next time? Just a suggestion.
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Wow I really like these, might see if I can get my little jack russell into agility training, good work
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Thanks everyone. 
Dawn you're right, and I think I probably should have put this in Just Starting Out until I get to grips a bit more with the new camera.
Dawn you're right, and I think I probably should have put this in Just Starting Out until I get to grips a bit more with the new camera.
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Originally Posted by Gina
Thanks everyone.
Dawn you're right, and I think I probably should have put this in Just Starting Out until I get to grips a bit more with the new camera.
Dawn you're right, and I think I probably should have put this in Just Starting Out until I get to grips a bit more with the new camera.
