Canon 5D Mark ll, 50 1.2L, 1.2 aperture, 1/125 shutter, 100 ISO
This is Daisy, a Boston bulldog who happens to be my dad’s constant companion and best friend. She is a little camera shy, as you can see in these photos, but she is full of personality and open with her affection. Those soulful eyes can convince anyone to stay just a bit longer to stroke her head or take her on a walk. Whatever she wants, really.
In the pictures I have seen of my dad when he was a little boy, he often had a dog by his side. They were part of his growing up years, and mine as well. We raised miniature poodles when I small, and I remember how excited I felt when the puppies were born. Dad has always wanted a Boston bulldog and finally realized this dream when he got Daisy. I am so glad he has her. She has stayed by his side through many health issues in her lifetime. He says she is “good company” and indeed she is. I know how much my own dogs mean to me, and I have no doubt that Daisy’s companionship has contributed greatly to his health and well-being. This is priceless to a daughter who lives so far away.
I am grateful for Daisy. The two of them make quite a pair, don’t they?
James 1:17 ~”Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.”
3 Comments
I am so glad you have your Dad, Mary Anne, and such a special relationship with him. I lost my Dad 16 years ago, and he never got to meet his only grandson-my son. My daughter was privileged to have known him a very short time, but I miss him terribly. Your Dad has a wonderful smile! Blessings to you & yours. 🙂
Awe! Love Love Love this! Thank you MaryAnne for capturing wonderful pictures our Dad and Daisy (A Man and His Dog). So thankful that you went to visit him! Love you!
I love the picture of your dad’s hands. These pictures are ones to cherish!