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Project 52 - Week 12 (March 20, 2016)

Project 52 - Week 12 (March 20, 2016)
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Mar, 2016

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Wonderful detail Cher

You've made him even more cute....wonderful close up and edit!!!

You made me Quack up! Really cool stuff here Cher.

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Beautiful capture!! Well done, your delicate effects really worked wwell.

lol, yup that is you too my dear quackers friend ! this is awesome :0)

Great timing and wonderful closeup :)

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Quackingly Good Cher. Love the edit.

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Just Quackers Cher!!

LOL!! Love your title!! Wonderful capture and edit!! :)

beautiful close up !!

brilliant :)

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Excellent detail:-)

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