Two weekends ago, we took Shio on a long walk to Pier 6. Much to our surprise, he did not protest (he did, however, slow down at certain parts of the walk) and put up with us.
Photos taken with Contax 645, 80mm f/2, on Portra 400. Developed and scanned by Richard Photo Lab.
On Memorial Day Weekend we wanted to take Shio to a new, fun place. So Ting did a bunch of research and found Ossining Dog Park. I have to say, we were a little bit disappointed because the dog park (not the park overall, but the part specifically for dogs) was pretty small. It did, however, have various agility training type play-things for Shio to explore.
Being a shiba, Shio did not really play with anything... He kind of just hung out at various spots and observed the environment...
After about 15 / 20 minutes, Shio went to the exit gate himself and waited for us to take him back into the car, where it was nice and air-conditioned...
Shibas...
Photos taken with Contax 645, 80mm f/2, Fuji 400H, developed by Richard Photo Lab. Straight scans, no post-processing!
Now that we have finally settled down, Shio has made his return to Prospect Park. Shio is much happier in the open field vs. the dog run. Lately, he has been prone to getting angry and fighting with other dogs at the nearby dog-run.
Check out the little bit of treat left on Shio's tongue! Hee hee...
Photos taken with Contax 645, 80mm f/2, on Portra 400. All images are developed by and straight scans from Richard Photo Lab.
Apparently, it's pretty comfortable under the couch...
Top photo taken with Nikon F80, on Portra 400.
Bottom photo taken with Contax 645, 80mm f/2, on Portra 400.
Both photos underexposed by 2 stops +/-, developed by Richard Photo Lab.
Tommy is one of Shio's ShibaPals at the dog run. They don't often play together, but they certain have no issues hanging out together.
Photos taken with Contax 645, 80mm f/2, on Kodak Portra 400, developed by Richard Photo Lab.