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by nards656

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First, I am so sorry for your loss. You have, however, captured what seems to be a happy, loving moment here. I can only image how important these images will be for these family members from this day forward. Great job! (I'm afraid of heights too, and could not for love or money stand on a picnic table to shoot a picture)

You Lookiing at Me
by sherpet

Comment:
I love all of these. The triptych was a great idea. Percy is quite a lucky fellow to have good friends like the two of you.

Pelican Waddle
by sherpet

Comment:
I love this!! What an amazing face!! He is adorable.

Slam Dunk
by sherpet

Comment:
He is so cute. I had never before realized how large pelican's eyes are. We are so far from any oceans that the only ones around here are in the zoos. Thank you so much for sharing Percy with us.

Garden Dance
by karmat

Comment:
Oh she is adorable! The tilting really works for this image. I will have to try this as well. I never think to do it. Thank you for the inspiration. :)

The Game (1)
by karmat

Comment:
This brings back so many memories. I shot high school sports for a lot of years and haven't for the past two years. My youngest turns 21 next Saturday and is a senior in college two states and 16 hours driving time from here. I sure do miss those kids and those afternoons and evenings on the field and in the gyms.

Blue Tongue Boy
by cryan

Comment:
This should be framed and hung up where Sean can see it every day. Striking image and very cute model.

Sax Player
by Alicia

Comment:
Really nice feel to this image. Black and white is perfect.

#1 - Raining!
by bobonacus

Comment:
This makes me shiver... We don't get much rain here. In fact, we are four inches behind normal this year (which is a lot considering we only average 12 inches/year). It has been a long time since I have seen so many umbrellas in one area. Beautiful capture.

Sunday Breakfast Downtown
by JuliBoc

Comment:
This is a wonderful capture - a moment frozen in time. I think it is really interesting that the posture of the toddler interacting with the golden retriever is repeated by the slightly older child to the right seeming to interact with the other dog.