The Other Side of Stop
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Comment by Teafran:
I'm really not sure what this is so I'm going to take a pass.

Sophie
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Comment by nam:
Barbara said almost a silhouette, I thought almost a shadow. She poses a good question.

Blindfolded
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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Looks to me like they have sniffed out something? I'm not overly enamored by this scene but still want to know what is going on (I guess this is the point of images?)

Sophie
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Comment by primabarbara:
Ha, there is that fluffy dog again...this time almost a silhoutte. But to you the ground and the grass seems to be more important and I wonder why

Blindfolded
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Comment by nam:
Nope. This doesn't do anything for me. Doubtless my fault and problem, but it doesn't.

Sophie
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Comment by Germaine:
Sophie reminds me of one of Thurber's dogs. Good Girl!

Empathiphobia
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Comment by skewsme:
Bold.

Blindfolded
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Comment by streetpigeon:
I appreciate any picture with a dog in it. Before we got our own dog, and the obsession faded, I'd yell at TV commercials that used them as props, when they turned to highlighting the product, "Show us the dog!" And I favor this type of unstudied intimacy over the "here's my dog" type of shot. Though I've certainly happily posted the latter. Anyway, I appreciate this approach. In addition, I like the grass that fills the rest of the image. I'm struck by the artistic use of blown out, or close to blown out, white in the overall emotional expression. It lends an intensity, as do really high notes, sometimes, in music. I enjoy this one.

this ocean is some spicy leather
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Comment by insteps:
Why I love jazz improvisation. Rhythm with enough surprise to keep it fresh. Like you mentioned in an earlier comment, square crop allows the eye to move about freely.

Blindfolded
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Comment by primabarbara:
Its only a moment. I don't pay attention to the blindfoldedness.
I want to touch the fur which appears to be incredibly soft