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Description: The Tibetan Spaniel has a domed head that is small, in comparison to the body. It has a short blunt muzzle. Teeth meet in an undershot or level bite. The nose is black. The eyes are medium but in keeping with the face and are set wide apart, these are oval in shape. The Tibetan Spaniel does not have extra skin around the eyes and this helps to tell the breed apart from the Pekingese. The ears hang down either side of the head to cheek level and are feathered. The neck is covered in a mane of hair, which is more noticeable in the dog of the breed.
The Tibetan Spaniel front legs are a little bowed and the feet are hare-like. This dog has a great feathered tail that is set high and is carried over their back. This breed grows to 10 inches and the weight is 9-15 pounds. The coat is a silky double coat lying flat and is short and smooth on the face and leg fronts, it is medium in length on the body and has feathering on the ears, toes and tail. The Tibetan Spaniel dog can come in all colours and be solid, shaded and multi- coloured. Colour's that is seen is red, fawn, gold, white, cream, black and tan, black often there is white markings on the feet. The Tibetan Spaniels' life expectancy is 12-15 years.
History: The Tibetan Spaniel breed comes as the name suggests from Tibet. These dogs have descended from China and other Buddhist countries. This is an ancient breed with history going back over 2000 years. Eastern art dating to about 1100BC shows this dog. Most small Asian dogs can track back to the Tibetan Spaniel in their genetic pool. This dog was highly regarded in Tibets history and was given as a gift to royal houses which is how the Tibetan Spaniel spread throughout Asia. The dogs' job was to turn the prayer wheel for their master, as the master prayed. They were also used as watchdogs in the monasteries, sitting up on the high walls and warning the monks if they saw anything that they thought didn't fit with the life around them. The breed first went to England in the 1800's and then to America and were recognized by the AKC in 1983.
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A Black-And-White Truth
Who says beauty is absent in the absence of hues and colors?
In black-and-white photography, this is rarely the case.
Despite the boom of color photography in advertising and in almost all forms of media, many photographers and photo enthusiasts remain loyal to the beauty of subjects in grayscale.
THE BEAUTY OF GRAYSCALE
In reality, black-and-white (b&w) photography didn't lose its glory despite the dominance of color photography. Why? because its foundation leads back to great symbolic values in people's culture like birth, wedding, death and other solemn events where the basic white and black are present. And in between, unlimited shades of gray continue to define the other realities.
Over the years, the certain abstract quality of b&w prints never fades to appeal to the senses of imagination and intellectual standpoint. The absence of hues and other shades of color let people unlock the mystery and appreciate the innate beauty in an ordinary scene.
Its "simplicity" also forces the audience to see things in a different light and urges them to concentrate on other aspects of the photo like composition, lighting, and the like.
A DOSE OF HISTORY
In the beginning, everything was black-and-white.
Before color photography invaded national magazines and newspapers, black-and-white photography dominated mainstream media. Being more convenient to use and produces better results compared early color film processing, b&w was safer to use. But with the resurgence of color photography—with the help of modern technology—more and more people craved for colored photos, making the photographers shoot almost everything in color.
B&w kept plummeting with the presence of film manufacturers who offered better color film and processing at lower prices. As a result, less and less b&w films were available in the market, making it more expensive and hard to find. This shift eventually led to the abrupt dropping of creating b&w images in the last the last 50 years.
BREATHING NEW LIFE
Most amateur photographers are being lured to colored photography because of its almost limitless possibilities. But as they become seasoned lens men, they go back to black-and-white photography because of its beauty and mystery.
Being part of the power of photography, a new life has been breathed into b&w today. Back in print advertising, b&w continues reinvent because it can now be manipulated digitally. In fact, more and more Internet sites create series designed to introduce the new generation of photographers to the possibilities of b&w photographs. These sites tell how great b&w photography is as a photographic medium as it reintroduces the photographers to the concepts of shadow, highlights detail, film, image contrast, exposure, and tonal range.
Tips in getting black & white photos:
1. Decide what to shoot in b&w that would emphasize the beauty of the subject.
2. Start learning how to convert color into gray tones.
3. Test your contrast and key skills by balancing major shade components.
4. Identify textures, lines, and shapes that would standout despite the absence of color.
5. Set the mood of your photograph by manipulating the lighting used.
6. If you're a neophyte, take digital photos.
7. Try to test your skills using a black & white film to improve depth and character of the subject.
8. Look for local photofinishers that can print your photo in b&w photo papers.
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What can I use to dye my black roots a medium ash brown?
I naturally have black hair but I consistently dye my hair to a medium ash brown. Unfortunately, I'm low on cash and my black roots are showing? Do any of those at-home root touch up dyes work? If i buy one a shade or two lighter, will it work? I just don't want to have to bleach it first. Please help? =)
you don't need to bleach it first
your roots naturally pick up color faster so it will work
the only reason you would have to bleach it if your hair was dyed black
natural hair can be dyed any color
the only problem you might run into is getting your roots the same color as the rest of your hair
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