The Rule of Thirds is a design term used when an object is not centered, but instead has visual tension because its placement creates movement within the frame. On our farm, a good herding/guarding dog, like my Tomboy, is never at the center. She frames things differently, too. Instead she is on the move around … Read more
Not a great shot, it’s in my writing studio- a tiny room with a giant desk. Only a few feet of open space and these dogs don’t ever sleep together. It isn’t pretty. But it was a heart-hard day, and someone had to guard the door. Dog Love. People aspire to love as unconditionally, as … Read more
To be Owned by a Dog. Says Tomboy the briard, “She is mine and I must protect Her. She’s very busy here at the farm or when we go in the truck. There is much danger; I never take my eye off Her. It’s a very big job. But sometimes She sleeps, and I can … Read more