Let's go by Stefani Wehner

Daniel Ramos Ruiz 15 May 2011

This photo is fantastic. Congratulations!!!

M Smith 16 Apr 2011

What a wonderful shot!

Marja-Leena Landry 30 Nov 2010

ONE of my favorites...hard to choose..!!

Gavin Mclean 21 Oct 2010

Have only got around to looking through your work now, your very talented Stefani!! This shot stands out for me, GREAT STUFF!!

Antonio Velazquez 29 Jul 2010

great!!! I like it becuase the shot is same size that dog. {spanish} Me gusta que la toma este desde la altura del perro.

Nira Dabush 17 Jun 2010

INCREDIBLE SHOT, STEFI. By chance I see it.

Barry Armitage 20 Apr 2010

You have a great eye. Love the long shots. Did yourself pround on this one .

Steve Farr 04 Mar 2010

I absolutely LOVE this pic!!!~S

Brandy Gentile 24 Feb 2010

thanks for the comment! really love this picture, seems a promise of things to come...

Michele Foster 11 Feb 2010

This reminds me of when I was young walking my collie down our country road in Geneva, Switzerland! Miss my collie and later the rotts we had here in the USA. Great shot!

Dan Bunch 09 Feb 2010

Howdy, Great memories! It reminds me of my doberman named "Dobie"! I loved that dog. An Ex-Police Dog who had health issues. But he could play "find the gun" with my young son. And he loved to ride in the pickup and protect it! He was so kind, especially towards women. But he was awesome looking. I miss him. Great pic that jogs the "Man's best friend" memories. dan tx

Mary-Lee Sanders 02 Feb 2010

Great photo makes me want to go for a walk along with him!

Andree Lerat 29 Jan 2010

That is a fantastic photograph.

Ken Wightman 18 Jan 2010

Definitely my fave of all the pet/animal pix. Love the closeness, the strong perspective, the colour and the composition that plays on the rule of thirds. Very strong image.

Phil Armitage 06 Jan 2010

this is a top photo

Betty Alford 20 Dec 2009

Sorry to hear about your friend. She is on the journey now. Beautiful composition

Yuri Yudaev 19 Dec 2009

the motion in depth passed very convincingly, Stefani! ..."over the great Grimpen Mire there hung a dense, white fog"...

Bruce Combs 12 Nov 2009

Everybody is seeing this so well! As amply said already, this is not an animal shot! Even more than most of us freaks who are obsessed with the humaness of animals, what a basic human emotion is here in the call of distance, in the diminishing road. Oh, Sterani, the angle of the beautiful dog's head and neck (how many of us pet companions would have the discipline not to show the whole beautiful dog?!!), the colors, lighting, the slight, misty foggy haze taking-over down the road, the bluish road itself, so broken and rocky, the nearly-stripped trees and the weedy fern growth beside the path Autumn-leaf colored, finally the little jog way down the road as the trees lower and crowd-out the strips of dying wees to squeeze the road now only a path: everything adds and seems to work together to create realism and contributes to the mega-depth. What a perfect gem. Without the dog, merely another "everybody's" snapshot of your average forest path. I had called it Autumn befoe reading the title because of the leaves left on the trees and it all was just more life-like to me than a winter landscape. Even playboy Frank Sinatra -- whether or not you cared for his city life, few can deny his lively style of songs and singing of them! -- could not also ignore that basic tempting "call of the wild," "the greener side," "the lonesome train whistle," "the urge to hike an empty path even if it is ALMOST straight as far as we can see, the human drive older than our written history, to travel over the rainbow, to the moon, to the stars, to space. . . where no man -- no, nor woman, either -- has ever gone before! I'd better stop here. Thank you, Stefani. Peace, etc., Bruce

MJ Mitchell 28 Oct 2009

I love the perspective - I feel as though I am standing right next to your canine! WOnderful photo!

julie Marks 22 Oct 2009

This is an elegant piece and the perspective is amazing. The dog is placed not to distract from the landscape, but also as a point of focus to add another wonderful dimension to this piece. Outstanding work. My pic of the day!! Is the dog a Great Dane?

Artist Reply: sorry for the late thanks. I was touched by the honor. Yes, ist was my Great Dane Girl Orka, who passed away beginning April. The lost was terrible. Now I have a French Bulldog puppy. You can see her in my portfolio too.