Got a last minute booking to cover an agility event today (found out last night).

I really would like to do more outdoor events, but I'll take what I can get this year since most are booked up.

Hours of shooting: A hair over 10.5
16GB cards filled: 11.5 - rotating three cards through the cameras and the Epson P-7000.
Total images: Oodles, they're still uploading.
ISO - 6400 most of the time.
Worn out photographers: 1, but it was fun and I'll be back at it tomorrow.

Pretty Cool! Do you run agility too? I run American Eskimos. What venue were you covering? AKC, UKC, NADAC, USDAA, CPE?

Penny

Honestly, I'd have to look it up to remember what venue that was. If memory serves, it was USDAA.

A lot has changed since I made that post and I'm booked up pretty solid between now and Jan 2010 with dog sports. Herding, Agility, Rally, Lure coursing and more!

I am training for agility with a couple of mine, but they aren't ready to run yet. We have two Eskies at a little under two years and almost 17 years with three other mixes in the middle.

Your Eskies probably qualify for TDAA too, ever thought of it?

Gee, No I haven't thought of TDAA. I have been working on getting their VCD titles. Becky has her CDX, MXJ, AX, RA, and I am hoping this fall to get her TD. If I can, she will be only the 3rd. Eskie in the history of the breed to have an AKC Tracking Dog title. I would love to get an OTCH on her, she should have her MACH this fall, but running a business doesn't leave a lot of time for training.

Yes, I just checked TDAA rules, my eskies are Minis, Becky is 15- 3/4" so she is way under the 17" height requirement. THANKS!!

Uh, you've put a CDX, MXJ, AX and RA on her and you don't have enough time to train? Excuse me, but those are incredible accomplishments and I sincerely doubt she did it all on her own . When do you have time to work?

Send photos. I want to see this girl.

Jim

Quick question Jim, How do I add a photo here?

Penny

Quick question; not so quick an answer. You can add them as attachments as you would with any email. To add them into the body of the post, you need to have them stored at an online address that you can enter into the box that comes up when you hit the "Image" link below the posting window. I use PBase. So when I go to enter a photo, I press "Image" and in the box that comes up I enter the address of the image: http://www.pbase.com/cpmphotography/image/13347645.jpg where the number is the file number and then I add the dot jpg at the end.

If you don't have an online account somewhere, the attachment approach works just fine.

Jim

I'm attempting to send a picture, I have them on my Flickr site, but I do not see any button that says "image".

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/sunstruck/3670461640/" title="B and B by Sunstruck, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3387/3670461640_46079b7fa9.jpg" width="500" height="412" alt="B and B" /></a>

Well, that did not work.