Allen66

The Dream

The Dream

As a kid I dreamed of being a baseball player... this glove and a ball were always with me... I slept with it

As a kid I dreamed of being a baseball player... this glove and a ball were always with me... I slept with it
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NIKON D200

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Aperture 28/5 ISO 320 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 130/1

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upload_date

Aug, 2016

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Awards

Peer Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

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#baseball #ball #lacings #mitt #glove

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