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Bottoms Up

Bottoms Up

If I do not capture animals sticking their tongues out at me (some think it is a sign of affection the animals have for me ... ROFL). I get this .... their bott...
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If I do not capture animals sticking their tongues out at me (some think it is a sign of affection the animals have for me ... ROFL). I get this .... their bottoms!!! It must be the "Snow White" in me. ROFL
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Aperture 45/10 Focal Length 11569/1000

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Jun, 2016

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This is TRULY funny..........LMAO

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so funny fab shot love it

This one caused a "belly roll" Cher! Too cute!

hahaha! Wonderful! I know every time I tried to get closer to a whole bunch of sheep looking right at me, they reversed position immediately! lol

LOL .. love it !!

lololol, love it !

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hahahaha This is a crack up. Great capture of bottoms up.

hahahahahahahaha This is TOO funny!! :)

I immediately thought...."cheers...bottoms up".....great shot

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I was sure I commented on this one!!! Great timing :) so funny ! I never realized they fed this way!!! That must be hard on their front legs!! You've taken 'Fine Art' to a whole new level!!

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