amyholley

Gracie

Gracie

Our newly adopted baby. She is to be featured in the shelter's calendar as well!

Our newly adopted baby. She is to be featured in the shelter's calendar as well!
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SM-G920V

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Aperture f/1.9 ISO 800 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 430/100

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Sep, 2016

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