Unclear how I became a dog...
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Comment by tanguera:
LOL!!!!!! You get Best Title. This is just too funny.

the simple life
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Comment by 2mccs:
Beautiful colors and love the combination of focused texture and soft blur. Perfect.

Unclear how I became a dog...
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Comment by jagar:
I can relate to this, still don't know I'm doing here and what's it all about, like the title and the dog.

weathered
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Comment by tnun:
now THIS is crunchy, tactilious, and well composed.

it's all an absolut blur...
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Comment by tnun:
2 dons and lenin in between? who ARE you people?

after dusk
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Comment by tnun:
oh the feel of this once you really see it.

inspiration
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Comment by Denise:
I don't think that's the sun in the corner, but it does look like the flower is reaching for the sun

Hare today, hare tomorrow. Longevity lessons from the lowly rabbit.
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Comment by mariuca:
This is looking just like the model Durer had!
I cannot find the exact work but look at these plants, the rabbit is perfect also
//www.albrecht-durer.org/The-So-Called-Great-Piece-Of-Turf-large.html

the simple life
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Comment by Revecca:
Nice textures, wish they'd stand out more.

Hare today, hare tomorrow. Longevity lessons from the lowly rabbit.
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Comment by HarveyG:
Where's the basket full of choccies? :) There's always a huge online debate about photographing WILD life or wildlife in or around human habitation. Was it shot in your garden, a bunny park, the zoo or in the English Country (famous for their bunnies). I guess the decision rests on the editor based on the article associated with your title. It's crisp, the eye engages me, has the obligatory catch-light, nice ROT composition. Could indeed be used for publication I think, despite the blade in front of the eye and nose, especially if doing a story on the longevity of the English rabbit.