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Not wildlife (but he is a bit wild :laugh:), this is my approximately 8 week old terrier, Rigby. He was far too young to leave his litter when I got him but circumstances were what they were and he came home with me. He was roughly the size of a guinea pig when I got him. I'm guessing he's a jrt/border with whatever else might be in there.

 

He weighed 1.4kgs when I took these

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He's about 2.4kgs now, and finally acting like a proper puppy and not so much like a sleepy baby. I took these with my new 50mm f1.8 lens on Monday.

 

Moll says he looks like a cut and shut :thumbdown::laugh:

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Does anyone else use a 50mm lens and if so, have you any tips to share? I've got it primarily for a wedding I'm doing in August (gulp), but I'm still sussing how to get the best from it.

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Not wildlife (but he is a bit wild :laugh:), this is my approximately 8 week old terrier, Rigby. He was far too young to leave his litter when I got him but circumstances were what they were and he came home with me. He was roughly the size of a guinea pig when I got him. I'm guessing he's a jrt/border with whatever else might be in there.

 

He weighed 1.4kgs when I took these

IMG_0731.jpg

 

IMG_0585.jpg

 

IMG_0752.jpg

 

He's about 2.4kgs now, and finally acting like a proper puppy and not so much like a sleepy baby. I took these with my new 50mm f1.8 lens on Monday.

 

Moll says he looks like a cut and shut :thumbdown::laugh:

IMG_1005.jpg

 

IMG_1014.jpg

 

IMG_0991.jpg

 

IMG_0998.jpg

 

Does anyone else use a 50mm lens and if so, have you any tips to share? I've got it primarily for a wedding I'm doing in August (gulp), but I'm still sussing how to get the best from it.

 

Thats a bonny pup LG...love the shot with his head in the other dogs mouth :thumbs:

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Thanks guys :D ... yes Keeps he's cute, but they all are, aren't they?

 

Wasn't so cute when I caught him digging a hole in the garden. You'd never believe such a tiny puppy could dig such a big hole :icon_eek:

 

I've never had a terrier. I reckon this is going to an interesting ride :laugh:

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Thanks guys :D ... yes Keeps he's cute, but they all are, aren't they?

 

Wasn't so cute when I caught him digging a hole in the garden. You'd never believe such a tiny puppy could dig such a big hole :icon_eek:

 

I've never had a terrier. I reckon this is going to an interesting ride :laugh:

Yeah, they are, but some are cuter than others :D A terrier is a different kettle of fish to a lurcher thats for sure :laugh:

 

I recently borrowed a 50 mm fast lens to try out - because its so fast, the depth of field is very shallow & its quite hard to get photos sharp but they are great for low light/indoors ..you've done extremely well :thumbs:

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Cheers guys :D

 

Thanks guys :D ... yes Keeps he's cute, but they all are, aren't they?

 

Wasn't so cute when I caught him digging a hole in the garden. You'd never believe such a tiny puppy could dig such a big hole :icon_eek:

 

I've never had a terrier. I reckon this is going to an interesting ride :laugh:

Yeah, they are, but some are cuter than others :D A terrier is a different kettle of fish to a lurcher thats for sure :laugh:

 

I recently borrowed a 50 mm fast lens to try out - because its so fast, the depth of field is very shallow & its quite hard to get photos sharp but they are great for low light/indoors ..you've done extremely well :thumbs:

 

Thanks chick :D ... I did get it mostly for indoor portrait type shots. Been having a fiddle with it every now and then, and got some good results and some proper crap as well :laugh: Trial and error I guess.

 

And yes he is very different to the lurchers. Now he's eating properly and steady on his feet, it's like living with a furry piranha :blink: He likes a good game of tug-and-rag as well - I personally don't appreciate it when it's my foot he's ragging! But he's got such enormous character - it'll be fun seeing what he turns out like (if he doesn't drown in a puddle first :laugh:).

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Yeah, they are, but some are cuter than others :D A terrier is a different kettle of fish to a lurcher thats for sure :laugh:

 

I've tried to warn the mad mare.... but you know what puppy love is like :D

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Haha Si!! You know I love you really .... :laugh:

 

He look's a right little siht and hell on leg's if ive ever seen it.. :laugh: .

 

He is. And you might just get the chance to meet him real soon and see for yourself. Wear heavy boots and thick trousers!

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