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June 2013 - Photography assignment - Pet's perspective - Low angled images

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  1. 06-18-2013, 03:33 AM #1
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    "snake eyes"
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    Menacing looking but very cool shot, popem.
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    Going over my pre-flood photos, it seemed like these might fit the assignment. From Reader Rock Garden.

    1.Stairs


    2.Flowers


    3.Tree


    4. Benches
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    Its been far to long.......


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    Well my friends dog came over to visit so I thought I'd take some pictures of her laying under our bed.

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    iggy - YES, it was worth it. Especially like the dooger.
    I agree, menacing looking snake popem77.
    Interesting take mbrager - lovely location.
    crashcat - freaking awesome catch!
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    Sneakin this one in - Jeanne Mance Fountains
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    Crashcat! Nice to see you back on the forum... it has been too long.... what a cool shot.
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