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What 'Love' Looks Like

What 'Love' Looks Like

My 'rescue' dog had been at Pets At Home for his second tidy-up, I think his expression's priceless.

My 'rescue' dog had been at Pets At Home for his second tidy-up, I think his expression's priceless.
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COOLPIX S9100

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settings

Aperture 52/10 ISO 400 Shutter 10/300 Focal Length 259/10

location

location

Fisherrow, East Lothian, GB

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2018

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113

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Awards

Peer Award

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Categories

Animals

Submitted to Photo Contests

Expressive Faces

Tags

#dog #canine #animal #pet #brodie #eyes

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