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My Dog's Skeleton with A Puppy

My Dog's Skeleton with A Puppy

This is an image of my neighbor's Halloween decoration. I was able to black out all of the background in order to just get the dog and puppy....
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This is an image of my neighbor's Halloween decoration. I was able to black out all of the background in order to just get the dog and puppy.
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iPhone 12 Pro Max

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Aperture f/1.6 ISO 800 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 51/10

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Houston, Texas, US

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Oct, 2021

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