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This is the poor little sad monkey I sat and watched at the zoo. I was taken by his emotion and sadness. Here, though, he is giving a huge yawn. I wished I cou...
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This is the poor little sad monkey I sat and watched at the zoo. I was taken by his emotion and sadness. Here, though, he is giving a huge yawn. I wished I could give him a big hug.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 250 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 2000/10

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Sep, 2016

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171

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Awards

Peer Award

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Outstanding Creativity

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Terrific capture! Thank you for joining my Animals in Black and White challenge! Good Luck!

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