Impossible things take a little longer..

[The Hat]

A new idea I had was to make desktop 3D display image of Ted, sounds easy.. But no the little bugger was having none of it, and wouldn’t allow me to get a photo of him walking or running across in from of me, with a side on view..

Sometimes the easiest projects turn into the impossible ones, over a period of several days, I must have taken 40 photos of this guy in every positions except the one that I wanted, I will continue to try but my patience is limited and I reckon he’ll win in the end..

This was the best sample I could get to print for now,


and if I get the one I want I’ll print it in a better colour, but I live in hope that one day I’ll catch him when he least expects, the little Fecker seems to know when a camera is pointing in his direction.


This is what I wanted, but you can see what I got above, and this is him in his best pose, (Butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth)..

 

[thebestcpu]

With AI you might get something close enough to meet your needs e.g

 

[The Hat]

With AI you might get something close

That’s exactly the thing I want Ted to do, (Real time) but the little Fecker is having none of it..

It’s so easy to get other dogs to respond, they can sit, jump, run, roll over, but not this guy, he has Autism and mostly doesn’t do what I want, only what he wants..

It’s like talking to the Feckin wall, except the wall doesn’t put a paw in your face when you least expect it, I haven’t give up yet..

P.S. He is (AI) .. I might use your Pic and see how it turns out..

 

[thebestcpu]

I can relate to the difficulty with pets as we have a cat. Any posing only comes with random candid shots when she doesn’t know we are there. Any physical encouragement only ends with skin damage for the photographer