Hi, I am Barbara and live in Lincolnshire. I love nothing better than walking with my 3 dogs, (Large Munsterlanders) and taking the camera along. Iam afraid my photographic skills are not very good, I just point and click & hope for the best. Sometimes I do take some nice shots!!
I have lived with this breed since 1986, before that I had border collies. I was told when getting my first Munster, Jenna, I would become addicted and I sure was, owning 7 of this breed over the years.
Although Munsters are a working gundog, afraid I couldn't shoot anything, so we do other things like, showing, obedience and heelwork to music.
The girls are all different & I hope to show that in their pictures.
I would like to thank my good friend Janeeden for persuading me to get started.
Video's & songs for the girls can be seen on www.jendellas.com
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Comments (7)
Krittermom
This is absolutely neat! A piece of history I knew nothing about. I am looking forward to seeing the other sculptures. Did you get a shot of the hidden message on this one?
Faemike55
Delightful capture and a bit of history that I didn't know about.
LivingPixels
Interesting shots and some real cool info Barb thanx for the share my friend!!!
bmac62
Wonderful...combination of art and history. We've had things like this here too...porpoises at the beach, cows elsewhere, etc. Great way to get attention to a worthy charity.
ontar1
That is cool, great captures!
MagikUnicorn
lovely
weesel
A bit of fun! I like it. I seem to remember a similar idea using cows in San Anton and when we arrived back in Baltimore, there were crabs all over the bleeping place with similar "locale" paint schemes. Glad to see cities have a controlled-yet-whimsical side to their management.