LoriBea

On Watch

On Watch

I went to the dog park to practice getting my speed up and stopping action. What I came home with was some fun photos with different lighting...and a few sharp...
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I went to the dog park to practice getting my speed up and stopping action. What I came home with was some fun photos with different lighting...and a few sharp action shots.
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NIKON D7100

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 1850/10

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Oct, 2016

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