@DebraDownSouth He's generally extremely quiet but he does yap(more like a small dog bark) at certain individuals.
More basenjis coursing
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Bendji
Puppy!!
Chaffie
Puppy again
And Bendji again
Bu'tje
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Very nice shots of the full gallop!
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I love these coursing photos. Being a past photographic nut, can you tell me what camera you took these with, and what lens? I assume you are panning the camera while taking these, because the background shows movement, but the dogs are captured totally in focus. Great work - and the dogs look like they had a wonderful, happy time.
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I love these coursing photos. Being a past photographic nut, can you tell me what camera you took these with, and what lens? I assume you are panning the camera while taking these, because the background shows movement, but the dogs are captured totally in focus. Great work - and the dogs look like they had a wonderful, happy time.
Thank you for your kind post. We use a Canon 450D (Digital Rebel XSi) with a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L USM Lens.
And all the dogs and owners enjoyed it very much
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you always do such an amazing job.. I have such photo envy!
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I love the look of joy on their faces.
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Great shots, the dogs are obviously have a wonderful time! And from the looks of it, dogs won at least once (with a lure in their mouths!)
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Wow, amazingly happy running basenjis. Great pictures as always. I have that very same camera…but my pictures never look like yours .....Petra error, I guess.
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Also great pics!!!
Puppy was way too cute
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Fantastic shots, don't think we have lure coursing in England.
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As always, beautiful pictures. Rebel is a respectable camera. I have a pro photographer friend who uses one in conjunction with a 1-DS Mark III for her weddings.
Bendji is gorgeous! Love the muscle tone and classically styled ears.
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@AJs:
As always, beautiful pictures. Rebel is a respectable camera. I have a pro photographer friend who uses one in conjunction with a 1-DS Mark III for her weddings.
Bendji is gorgeous! Love the muscle tone and classically styled ears.
psst…it is the photographer and the lens (you don't get better than the L lens that Janneke uses - and I'm jealous of that lens) rarely the camera. Always better to put the money to glass. Once the skill & the glass work together, then upgrade the camera.
BTW, I'd say clearly that Janneke is a fantastic photographer. -
Fantastic shots, don't think we have lure coursing in England.
Yes, we do, they do it on the greyhound race tracks
My friend does it with his afghan, i'd love to have a go with Maya sometime!
