From Paula Black & White Sunday Challenge:
“It does not necessary mean gloomy, or grumpy like the critter in my photo; moody can be also interpreted as temperamental, pensive, introspective as I am at the change of the year , changeable, volatile.
If you don’t have an emotional child or a fretful pet, show me some wonderful moody skies or landscapes, or anything that fits the bill.
2015 was a difficult year for many of us. I wish for 2016 to change the global mood, to bring us more stability, good health, positive thinking and all round happiness.”
So I offer you Bishop, wearing his sad face — not easy for an inherently merry dog.
And our woods on a foggy afternoon in December. Two moods, both toned in copper and sepia.
May the rest of this year be better for all of us than the one recently past!
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Categories: Animals, Black & White, Pets, Photography, Woods
Yes that Bishop is my kind of dog. I love his eyes.
Leslie
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He is a very sweet and funny big furry boy 🙂
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I think Bishop and the other furry kids know something is gonna happen.
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You can tell. It’s written all over his face.
Leslie
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Bishop’ face is so perfect for moody- wonder why he was sad? I scrolled through my foggy photos too for moody- but never got around to posting- great minds think alike Marilyn!
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That’s his “I need a cookie” face. He learned it from the other dogs. It works, almost every time.
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you know it Marilyn!
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Hear, hear! My best to you dear Marilyn and to you husband. You know how much I admire your photography, but this entry is even more special than usual. I love your Bishop. Thank you, darling.
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And thank YOU for making some of the most interesting photographic challenges. I’ll be away for a few weeks, but back by the end of January and I’ll check in when I can since I wouldn’t go anywhere without my computer! Anyway, it snowed last night, so heading west and south seems a very good choice 🙂
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Marilyn I hope that your travel will bring you only pleasure and joy and that you will spend it in good health. I’ll look forward to your return especially since the last weekend of the month is my birthday and I want some good company 🙂 Be well, travel safe and send my regards to Gary!
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Well, we survived GETTING here … so it’s gotta be downhill and easy for at least a couple of weeks. Today we are recovering from a very long ride, but tomorrow, we can do stuff.
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Paula, Bishop is a ladies’ man. He would treat you with affection.
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Awww give Bishop a big.kiss from me 🙂
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Marilyn is Bishop’s Lady. He really has a thing for her.
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Yes, indeed he does. He doesn’t get the “you are BIG” think. I love him to pieces, but not in my lap.
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Love Bishop’s face/look…as it is a very typical look of an Aussie and he is a very loved and sweet Aussie:) Praying 2016 will be a year of great blessing for you and Gary and all your critters:)
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Thanks, Sweetie. He is a good boy and very sweet. He is, sadly, getting old and lame, but he’s still a wonderful boy. Happy New Year to you and yours. Let’s hope this is a great year 🙂
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Wishing you well too and yes, let the good times roll in 2016!!! Give Bishop a hug for me:)
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When we are back in Boston. Right now, we are nearer you than home, in Phoenix, Arizona for the next couple of weeks 🙂
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Can we say ahhhhh Sunshine and hopefully warm temps in AZ. Enjoy:)
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I think it’s very warm, but I’m told this is their winter 🙂
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