Marcelo's                                           9/2/15
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I took photos of my dogs for my "Animal Free Shoot" that i decided to do at home. I used manual mode and i had to adjust the settings a lot.

I called my dog Diablo over to me for this picture and captured him trotting towards me. When he reached me he jumped up to me.
ISO:100
F/Stop: F5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/100 


In this next photo he was looking up at the camera in my hands curiously because it was making noise as i adjusted it.
ISO:100
F/Stop: F4.5
Shutter Speed: 1/50


Next I have a photo of both of my dogs Stella and Diablo sitting next to each other in my back yard. I was letting them do they're own thing.
ISO: 100
F/Stop: F4
Shutter Speed: 1/60


Diablo may look a little menacing in this next photo but he just wants to play. He loves people and is very friendly, the worst he will do is lick you to death!
ISO:320
F/Stop: F3.5
Shutter Speed: 1/320



I called Diablo to go inside and he ran really fast! Stella on the other hand is old so she took her time going back inside. This is my favorite photo of him.
ISO: 250
F/Stop: F3.5
Shutter Speed: 1/320



We went inside and they were tired so they laid down on the couch and stella likes to lay on Diablo for some reason so i had to take a photo of them. 
ISO: 800
F/Stop: F4.5
Shutter Speed: 1/60

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