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Gimme That Corn

Gimme That Corn

The resident donkey at a local farm is used to getting handouts. He knew I had an ear of corn with me but he was too short to reach over and grab it. This was h...
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The resident donkey at a local farm is used to getting handouts. He knew I had an ear of corn with me but he was too short to reach over and grab it. This was his way of begging.
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Aperture f/4.2 ISO 400 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 83/100

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Dec, 2015

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