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Awww Man

Awww Man

I caught this photo by "chance" while testing a new light. It's titled "Awww Man" because of his expression as he said awww man right ...
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I caught this photo by "chance" while testing a new light. It's titled "Awww Man" because of his expression as he said awww man right after I said 1 more shot. Also by chance, his name happens to be Chance.
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