Bluebells
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Danny's mommy
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What fantastic photos. Bluebells and shelties are a perfect combination. How do you take such perfect pictures all of the time? Last time I took some there was a weird blob in mine - it was my finger. Your shelties are beautiful.
Mally's Mom
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Outstanding shots. I would send them over to Kelly at Sheltie Nation to pick from to feature on SN.
Personally, I love all of them. You captured such wonderful expressions from all three. The stunning bluebell background is perfect.
Note: One sheltie is as handsome as the next!
Personally, I love all of them. You captured such wonderful expressions from all three. The stunning bluebell background is perfect.
Note: One sheltie is as handsome as the next!
LadyMcBeth
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Beautiful pic....but in Texas, those are called "blue bonnets", not blue bells!
Minor technicallity...still a beautiful picture!
Minor technicallity...still a beautiful picture!
dmeyer123
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Such great pictures!!! Thanks for sharing.
Justicemom
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I love your pictures. Epic's coat has really popped out since I have seen him last. 
Thank you all so much for your lovely comments
There's something about bluebells which seems to 'set off' shelties and I so wanted to have pictures of the three of them together. Epic has been a real star and seems to enjoy 'posing', which is just as well really
We do actually go walking through the woods as well as sitting and I have tried to take action pictures but somehow all I get is sheltie rears or blurs!
One thing I have noticed is that with three it seems a great deal harder to get them looking all in the same direction, especially as Revel is getting deafer and harder to attract his attention. He also gets bored a lot more quickly so the 'sessions' had to be kept quite short otherwise he would start barking in protest!
There's something about bluebells which seems to 'set off' shelties and I so wanted to have pictures of the three of them together. Epic has been a real star and seems to enjoy 'posing', which is just as well really
We do actually go walking through the woods as well as sitting and I have tried to take action pictures but somehow all I get is sheltie rears or blurs!
One thing I have noticed is that with three it seems a great deal harder to get them looking all in the same direction, especially as Revel is getting deafer and harder to attract his attention. He also gets bored a lot more quickly so the 'sessions' had to be kept quite short otherwise he would start barking in protest!
Thank you all so much for your lovely comments
There's something about bluebells which seems to 'set off' shelties and I so wanted to have pictures of the three of them together. Epic has been a real star and seems to enjoy 'posing', which is just as well really
We do actually go walking through the woods as well as sitting and I have tried to take action pictures but somehow all I get is sheltie rears or blurs!
One thing I have noticed is that with three it seems a great deal harder to get them looking all in the same direction, especially as Revel is getting deafer and harder to attract his attention. He also gets bored a lot more quickly so the 'sessions' had to be kept quite short otherwise he would start barking in protest!
There's something about bluebells which seems to 'set off' shelties and I so wanted to have pictures of the three of them together. Epic has been a real star and seems to enjoy 'posing', which is just as well really
We do actually go walking through the woods as well as sitting and I have tried to take action pictures but somehow all I get is sheltie rears or blurs!
One thing I have noticed is that with three it seems a great deal harder to get them looking all in the same direction, especially as Revel is getting deafer and harder to attract his attention. He also gets bored a lot more quickly so the 'sessions' had to be kept quite short otherwise he would start barking in protest!