Archive for August, 2006
Pet Alien
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Pet Alien Poster Movie B 27×40 $89.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie C 27×40 $89.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie 27×40 $89.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie D 27×40 $89.99 |
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ALIEN STAR ELECTRONIC VIRTUAL PET KEYCHAIN TOY GAME NEW $74.95 |
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YUJIN ELECTRONIC VIRTUAL ALIEN JAPANESE LCD PET GAME $64.95 |
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NWOB VIRTUAL ALIEN GIGA PET DIGITAL GAME By Tiger 1997 $59.99 |
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VIRTUAL PET POCKET GIGA GAME ET COME BACK ALIEN *NEW* $59.99 |
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VIRTUAL ALIEN TIGER GIGA PET DIGITAL GAME +MANUAL *WORK $59.99 |
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NEW E.T ALIEN ELECTRONIC VIRTUAL KEYCHAIN TOY LCD PET ★ $59.95 |
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TIGER GIGA PET VIRTUAL ALIEN KEYCHAIN HANDHELD GAME NEW $56.21 |
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Giga Pet Tiger Kitty Alien compu game lot 1997 $55.00 |
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TAKO SEIKIN ALIEN ELECTRONIC VIRTUAL KEYCHAIN TOY PET ★ $49.95 |
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Nintendo DS 2 Game Lot NEW Space Chimps/Pet Alien $44.99 |
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Bestever Plush Pet Alien Big Tunder & Little Tunder $39.99 |
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BLUE Fuzz Luvz Alien Electronic Interactive Pet IN BOX $37.97 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie 11×17 $29.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie C 11×17 $29.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie B 11×17 $29.99 |
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Pet Alien Poster Movie D 11×17 $29.99 |
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Vintage Plush Stuffed Alf Toy Doll Animal Alien Pet $29.99 |
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ALIEN #1 KEYCHAIN ELECTRONIC HANDHELD VIRTUAL TOY PET ★ $29.95 |
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*NEW* DS PET ALIEN AN INTERGALACTIC PUZZLEPALOOZA SEAL $24.84 |
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Pet Alien (Nintendo DS) $24.75 |
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New Pet Alien An Intergalactic Puzzlepalooze NDS, ninte $24.40 |
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12 PET ALIEN GROWING EGG ufo aliens hatch novelty eggs $19.99 |
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Pet Alien (Nintendo DS, 2007) $19.95 |
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Pet Alien..Nintendo DS $20.00 |
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Pet Alien (Nintendo DS, 2007) $18.00 |
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Pet Alien (Nintendo DS) new $17.99 |
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Tuffy’s Captain Kurklops Green Alien Dog Toy $14.99 VIP Products Tuffy’s Captain Kurklops Green Alien Dog Squeaky Chew Toy is a high quality, super tough, interactive dog toy. Take your pup to a new dimension with Captain Kurklops, the 8-legged, cyclops alien! Fly him through your backyard galaxy and watch your dog race to pluck him out of the air. Get all your dogs involved in a squeaky game of tug, or simply lay him down for comfort to keep all t… |
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Exotic Environments Alien Skull, Small, 4-1/2-Inch by 5-1/2-Inch by 5-1/2-Inch $7.07 Out of this world! Add a little alien mystique with the Alien skull ornament. Admirers of your tank will be doing a double take if you add this resin decoration…. |
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Tuffy’s Admiral O’Fury Fire Alien Dog Toy $15.99 Admiral Oâfury – Take your pup to a new dimension with the classic Admiral Oâfury – a fearsome and fiery alien of the outer galaxies! Your pooch will go where no dog has gone before with this fun and adventurous toy. Each Alien toy is made with 4 layers. 2 layers are made of industrial grade luggage material, 1 layer of plastic coating, and the other layer is made of soft fleece on the… |
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Good Boy! $2.54 Owen’s new dog, Hubble, does lots of tricks, and he can also speak, literally. Turns out he is really an interplanetary agent from the Dog Star Sirius, sent to sniff out rumors that Earth’s dogs have failed to become men’s masters. Now Owen and Hubble must train mutts to convince Hubble’s leader that Earth dogs rule…. |
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Good Boy! – Follow Along Edition $2.96 A young boy named Owen learns the startling truth about dogs: They’re actually from outer space, sent here to rule mankind. A canine agent from the star Sirius (voiced by Matthew Broderick) gets rescued from the pound by Owen (Liam Aiken) and named Hubble. As Hubble desperately tries to train a motley crew of dogs from Owen’s neighborhood to behave like conquerors before the Greater Dane arrives a… |
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Ultimate Cult Themes $19.98 … |
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Pet Alien: Aliens Unleashed [VHS] $9.98 … |
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Pet Alien: Atomic Tommy [VHS] $9.98 … |
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Pet Alien-Lighter Side of Doom [VHS] $43.95 … |
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Cows and Aliens Fun Party String Lights (SJ) Great for your patio, as a room accent, or on your Christmas tree! Each 12 foot string of party lights has 10 plastic covers as shown in the photo. String lights can be used indoors or outdoors, and have end-to-end connectors so up to two additional sets of string lights can be added. Plastic covers snap easily onto each light. Glow in the dark alien covers measure about 4.5″ tall…. |
OK. You have your pet. You have your camera. You have the desire. Why can’t you get a picture that doesn’t show the back of your pet’s head as he/she walks away from the camera or a shot of an oversized nose as they try to sniff your lens?
The professionals make it seem so easy, don’t they? I’ve noticed that when you read their instructions about how “easy” it is, you wind up more confused than ever and get completely lost in the ISO’s of the thing-a-ma-gigs and the whatzit number on the whoszits.
Let’s get some basics in here. We know you may not be interested in becomming a professional photographer. You may not even be interested in taking a professional looking photo of your pet. You may simply want a nice photo of Skippy to stick in your wallet, on your fridge, or in a frame on the piano that doesn’t make him look like an alien.
First of all, if you’re still using film and you’re shooting outside, stick to ISO 400. Suffice to say it will help make your pet photos less blurry. If you are inside, go for ISO 800 since chances are you will have less light to work with and you will need it. Take my word for it.
Now, if you are still using film you are either a professional already and not reading this, or as stubborn as the day is long and determined not to be dragged into the 21st technilogical century unless it’s kicking and screaming that there’s “nothing wrong with your old camera!”
Well, there probably isn’t anything wrong with your old camera but the “new-fangled digital cameras” have several distinct advantages in the pet photography department. Most of them can shoot several pictures quickly in a sort of “stop action” animation-type sequence. You will at least have better odds of one decent moving shot! The new fangled digitals also let you check immediately for how badly you screwed up, let you ditch the pictures you hate, and give you plenty of time to try to get Fido to chase that squirrel up the tree one more time.
BE GROUNDED! No, that doesn’t have anything to do with taking photos in a lightning storm. Pet photography is at its best when it’s taken from the animal’s perspective. Your pet will be far less intimidated by the little black (or silver) eye that appears to be eating your face if you get down to your dog’s level. Remember, your dog (cat-bird-iguana) doesn’t know that you are the owner of the camera and that you control it. From the animal’s perspective, this is a strange little box that has removed one of your eyes from your face and flashes blinding light in the pet’s eyes before it lets you go!
Try not to use the flash! Yes, it’s easy for me to say that as you grovel around on the living room floor at dusk. Obviously when you can, it is better to try pet photography outdoors in natural daylight. Brilliant light can be tough despite the fact that it seems to you that the colors around you appear wonderful. You will have to check for shadows, both your own in the frame, and shadows on the face of your pet. Cloudy (not tornado type cloudy) but lightly overcast skies can create soft light and sublte shadowing both indoors and outdoors.
If you must participate in pet photography indoors, try to use the natural light from your windows. Reposition a chair next to the window that contrasts nicely with the color of your dog or cat…or iguana, and make him comfy. The animal will be less stressed and undoubtedly thrilled to be allowed on the furniture.
Don’t forget to speak! Remember, if the little black or silver box is swallowing your face and you don’t make any noise, your pooch is more likely to thik either you or he is in serious trouble. Whatever cutesy words you usually use to get Fido or Spatz-Kat to behave will do wonders for camera-stress.
There you go! You may not make this month’s National Geographic, but Grandma will love the picture of Fido digging up her prize roses.
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About the Author:
Colby Gwyn-Williams is an accomplished equestrian, dog trainer, and professional pet photographer who travels throughout the country for her clients. Find out more about pet photography secrets at
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com – Pet Photography Professional Techniques
I wanta pet space alien from outer space?
I want an alien (space) just out of bordom, where can i get one?
Just give yourself a few hours.
In a little while you’ll feel a sharp pain in your tummy.
Don’t be scared- Your alien pet is just waiting for the right time to arrive.
Just when you can’t take it anymore, it will burst, screeching, out of your stomach.
True, you won’t live very long after that but hey, maybe you can enjoy your alien pet for a few minutes before it decides to go ahead and lovingly devour you whole.