Little Cutie Colour v B&W

I spotted this lovely dog (I believe it's not a puppy even though I don't know the name of the sort of dog) at the entrance to a charity shop. It was obviously waiting for its master to come out of the shop. Not only is it such a cute dog  but it also made for a great picture sitting next to a colourful display of summer flowers. I don't carry a camera when I go shopping so my mobile came in very handy. I am not sure what made me decided to do a b&w version of the image too but am quite pleased with the monochrome look. It totally changes the feel of the image and gives it a more artful dimension in my humble opinion.




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  1. Davor Curić6 September 2014 at 14:40

    Ovaj "malac" je presimpa! U koloru mi se čini bolja fotka!

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    1. Vesna Armstrong11 September 2014 at 02:48

      Hvala ti....i ja mislim da je u koloru ipak bolja.

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