C. Leblanc walked up to my vehicle, shoved his camera in my pet’s face and snapped the photo he posted. I said “You might have asked permission before taking the picture.” He said “You might have refused.” I replied “I might have.” For the record, I have never refused any of the numerous people who asked if they could take a photo of her. I would not have refused C. Leblanc either had he shown the courtesy and respect of asking first.
Yes GF...what you wrote is EXACTLY what happen.....:)...The reason I never asked permission is when I see a beautiful pic? I don't have time to ask or think...I took the shot and it turned out to be one of my best shot ever....everything seem to be all in place...the window..the eyes..the colors...anyway...you want the original? Email me at oldmaison@yahoo.com....you must have thousands of shots anyway...:)
Get over it why in the hell would you dress your dog up if ya don't won't people to look or take a picture ,Once again what the hell. Yes it's your pet, Why the big ordeal la la la la la .
To ‘Anonymous’ who seems to jump to many unfounded conclusions: 1 She was not dressed up as you might have seen had you looked at the picture. She had on a harness for her protection and an elastic in her hair to keep it out of her eyes. 2 Who said we didn’t want people to look or take a picture. I have absolutely no problem with that so long as they are courteous and respectful. 3 As for making it a big deal, I posted one comment to explain my side of the situation after I was insulted online. It seems you are trying to make it a big deal. YOU might want to get over it. However, if you think it is important enough to waste your time further, feel free. It is not worth my time to try to teach you good manners. Have a good night.
pretentious ppl and their pampered pets
ReplyDeleteC. Leblanc walked up to my vehicle, shoved his camera in my pet’s face and snapped the photo he posted. I said “You might have asked permission before taking the picture.” He said “You might have refused.” I replied “I might have.”
ReplyDeleteFor the record, I have never refused any of the numerous people who asked if they could take a photo of her. I would not have refused C. Leblanc either had he shown the courtesy and respect of asking first.
Yes GF...what you wrote is EXACTLY what happen.....:)...The reason I never asked permission is when I see a beautiful pic? I don't have time to ask or think...I took the shot and it turned out to be one of my best shot ever....everything seem to be all in place...the window..the eyes..the colors...anyway...you want the original? Email me at oldmaison@yahoo.com....you must have thousands of shots anyway...:)
ReplyDeleteGet over it why in the hell would you dress your dog up if ya don't won't people to look or take a picture ,Once again what the hell. Yes it's your pet, Why the big ordeal la la la la la .
ReplyDeleteTo ‘Anonymous’ who seems to jump to many unfounded conclusions:
Delete1 She was not dressed up as you might have seen had you looked at the picture. She had on a harness for her protection and an elastic in her hair to keep it out of her eyes.
2 Who said we didn’t want people to look or take a picture. I have absolutely no problem with that so long as they are courteous and respectful.
3 As for making it a big deal, I posted one comment to explain my side of the situation after I was insulted online. It seems you are trying to make it a big deal. YOU might want to get over it. However, if you think it is important enough to waste your time further, feel free. It is not worth my time to try to teach you good manners. Have a good night.
No hard feeling....it was a great picture....1 second later I would have missed it...no biggy...:)
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