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Toeknee

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#1

Why the Sad Eyes !

22-02-2015, 18:09

Its been a long day for Sprocket and he's waiting to get out for a walk

Big Sad Eyes-1 by Toeknee66, on Flickr

Big Sad Eyes-2 by Toeknee66, on Flickr

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Tigger

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#2

22-02-2015, 18:14

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

great photos - really enjoy seeing Sprocket photos popping up on flickr - nice work

:- Ian

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Cyberman

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#3

22-02-2015, 19:43

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

A great fun pair of images, love the eyes and the look you captured in the first.

Andy
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Stan

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#4

22-02-2015, 19:47

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

Really like the first although I might crop tight to concentrate on the head/expression

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tesarver

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#5

22-02-2015, 21:45

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

Nice perspective you took, of the 2 the 1st is my favorite

Tom
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Bill53

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#6

23-02-2015, 21:21

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

Nicely done, typical doggy pose.

Bill.

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Birdy

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#7

23-02-2015, 22:41

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

Very nice, especially like the first one. Classic spaniel pose!

Andrew
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lunarbo

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#8

24-02-2015, 08:14

Re: Why the Sad Eyes !

Both super, number 1 is tops, classic look in his eyes!

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