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Max

"Your recliner? I thought it was MY recliner!" Scruffy and fluffy, my mate Max is taking over my chair! It's OK - we can share! This is definite ...
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"Your recliner? I thought it was MY recliner!" Scruffy and fluffy, my mate Max is taking over my chair! It's OK - we can share! This is definite proof that dogs look like their owners! :))
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camera

R7plusf

settings

Aperture f/2.2 ISO 800 Shutter 1/33 Focal Length 3460/1000

location

location

New South Wales, AU

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2019

Views

191

Likes

+13

Awards

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

All Star

Magnificent Capture

Emotions

Impressed

Categories

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Why that's simple. Just get yourself your own recliner, because Max can't get another one as easily as you can! Besides, this one is taken. :)
Very nice doggie and picture!

I smile every time I look at this photo. Spot on for companion behaviour.

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Unexpected arrival of a bee while focusing on a tulip.

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On the Grevillea tree in my front yard, a Wattle Bird makes sure its fledgling doesn't go hungry.

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What buttocks bare have sat and contemplated,
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Sun setting through the clouds over the Great Southern Ocean. Beachport, on the Limestone Coast of South Australia. The old man in the clouds looks on

Power boat wake.

Found on an early morning walk, in a paddock in the Wattle Ranges. Limestone Coast, South Australia.
My original title for this picture was:
CTAPOE

My friend's house and dam at dawn.

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Beautiful and delicate native Fringed Lily, found in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia.

Stormy skies above. Thunder and lightning. The god Thor's bearded face is seen in the clouds above the lightning bolt, admiring his handiwork.

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Wattle Ranges, on the Limestone Coast of South Australia.

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