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Why the long face?

Why the long face?

Why the long face?

Why the long face?
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DSC-TX5

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 125 Shutter 1/5

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Sep, 2012

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I forgot if this was taken during my dog's 5th or 6th nap of the day.

Looks like a very hard life ;)

Very Cool. Great DOF. Well Done.

Nice!

AWWWW! I adore this :)

Great perspective!

Hahaha!

Great shot!

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Because you were too damn close to me with that stupid wide angle lens

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