I was capturing the path through the moor. Tripod. Camera. Filter. Everything. In my “little world” of photography. When I pressed the shutter two dogs suddenly, without a previous noise, passed by. I nearly had a heart attack. In the end the resulting image made me smile.
Happy days. Reinhold
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Great shot Reinhold! I bet the unexpected arrival of these two got the heart pounding!
Definitely. Thanks, Julie!
this photograph is beautiful, the two dogs seem to come out of somewhere … to enter this photograph.
Thank you! Glad you like it… Greetings from the North of Germany. Reinhold
Happy day to you Reinhold…as I think about animal totems and their meanings 🧐 and the symbol of the dog is wonderful…so a little grateful surprise for your capture of the hounds 🤗☺️
Thank you, Hedy… and hopefully the meaning is really a good one… surprises like this in the moors are a bit scary. Tomorrow I leave Berlin and return to Potsdam… Smiles and happy days. Reinhold
I just remembered the term. The dogs photo bombed your landscape.
… 🙂
LOL that is funny. Lovely setting.
Thanks, Sherry!
Great image! So hard to make an interesting story with plodding dogs.
… and so easy to get a heart attack. 🙂 No, they were quiet friendly and I had a nice chat with the lady who walked the dogs. Thanks for your nice comment and visit, Margaret. Happy days. Reinhold
Ghost hounds!
So true. They nearly turned ME into a ghost. Greetings and happy days, Sue! Reinhold
And greetings to you, from a sunny autumn day in England!
I would love to be there on a sunny autumn day. But may be next year May for a few weeks. 🙂 Reinhold
Where?
Devon, Somerset, Lake District…
Oh, marvellous!