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Pet rabbit with cat

Pet rabbit with cat

My daughter has a number of pets. My daughter wanted me to photograph her rabbit named Dinner. I set up the shot and when I was ready to photograph the Dinner S...
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My daughter has a number of pets. My daughter wanted me to photograph her rabbit named Dinner. I set up the shot and when I was ready to photograph the Dinner Sashie her kitten jumped up and was stalking Dinner. No one was hurt during the shoot.
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NIKON D70

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Aperture 18/1 Shutter 5/300 Focal Length 82/1

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Aug, 2019

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