We rescued this little rat terrier early Thanksgiving morning running down HWY 225 in traffic. We are currently at our animal limit so we just taking care of Freeway until we can find a suitable home. Our vet says she's in good health and is around 8-10 months of age. She's very shy and is a handful at her age. We've been keeping her on our breezeway and she has eaten 3 large pot plants, the end off a rocking chair, chewed a garden hose in half, and ruined a 24" pipe wrench and an a heavy blacksmiths anvil! [I exaggerated on the last two, but not by much.] In spite of this she is a good dog and we would keep her but we would run the risk of making the evening news if we keep one more animal.
Taken this morning at Hugo Point with my Olympus E-5 in Program Mode with the "Dramatic" Art Filter on. I cropped the angle of view my fisheye lens captured to eliminate some foreground distractions. Recorded ISO was 250, F-stop was F9, and shutter speed was 1/400.
The photo assignment for last night's Bay Area Photo Club's "Honors Night" program was "Product Shot" and this was my entry. It's an old Argus 35MM film camera I found at a local garage sale.
The monthly photo assignment at last nights Baytown Photo Club was "Pets" and this shot of our Cocker "Harlie" was my entry.
I spotted this sail boat resting on solid ground near a row of beach houses in Chambers County yesterday.
