Byrdgrl

Take me home. Please?

Take me home. Please?

This dog was dumped at a county intake facility when his owner decided that he "got too big". He had been, obviously, left chained outside and was ne...
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This dog was dumped at a county intake facility when his owner decided that he "got too big". He had been, obviously, left chained outside and was neglected for a period of time before he was brought in. Even so, you can see in his eyes that he was wondering when he would get to go home.
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camera

Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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settings

Aperture f/4.5 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 33/1

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2015

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71

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+3

Awards

Superb Composition

Top Choice

Genius

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

Absolute Masterpiece

Categories

Animals

These images are very emotional-well done Jan

Thank you Doug. Taking them was an emotional experience. Hard to believe that I took photos of over 15,000 animals behind these same bars in just under 5 years

You did so much good for so many dogs

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