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Aleasia

Aleasia loves water. She will chase sticks all day. I brought some tennis balls to the pond and she loved running in the water for them....
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Aleasia loves water. She will chase sticks all day. I brought some tennis balls to the pond and she loved running in the water for them.
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NIKON D300

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 200 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 860/10

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Mar, 2018

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