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Thirsty work

Thirsty work

Walking the dog at the local dog park is thirsty work when you have to play with lots of dogs.

Walking the dog at the local dog park is thirsty work when you have to play with lots of dogs.
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Aperture f/4 ISO 400 Shutter 1/5000 Focal Length 150/10

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