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YIKES, there is a frog on my back!

YIKES, there is a frog on my back!

Just a funny click from my fish pond.

Just a funny click from my fish pond.
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Canon PowerShot SX400 IS

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Aperture f/5.8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 129000/1000

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May, 2017

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