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Comment by tvsometime:
The dogs serve well many metaphors. Something quietly brilliant about this.

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Comment by daisydavid:
Ah these critters. Who is in control really? A delightful romp through the ambiguous personality of the gaze of dogs. I swear sometimes that, aside from what they will eat, they are like Grecian gods paying the price for some indiscretion towards Zeus and cast in their furry forms to torment and titillate us. Perhaps from the Epic of Gilgamesh indicative of the incipit Sha naqba imuru ("He who Saw the Deep", in modern terms: "He who Sees the Unknown" . But it is easy for me to get carried away here under the influence of this hairy houdini. A nice exploration of the sentiment and charged atmosphere of the bullfight.

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Comment by salmiakki:
Hard to comment on this other than to say I enjoyed it.

forgetting tide
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Comment by PaulFrocchi:
gorgeous!

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Comment by tnun:
lots of movement in those receding tones. thirst is tricky that way.

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Comment by mariuca:
This bull is already part of our family here.
I like the humor and the pace of your play.

Thirst
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Comment by blindjustice:
This one unpacks nicely over prolonged viewing. The verticality of the shot assists in that regard.

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Comment by cutout:
very 9

Walk the dog
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Comment by wbanning:

Originally posted by posthumous: still wondering how I got beat by a battery charger.

Battery charger... electric dog... battery charger.... electric dog...

It's a grey area.

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Comment by cutout:
gho,what a beauty