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Nice to Meet You!
© hdwillems
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Uploaded: 06/29/07 2:56 PM GMT
Nice to Meet You!
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A Labrador Retriever from friends of mine.
Thanks for your support!
EnJoY :-)
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::tigger3
06/29/07 3:45 PM GMT
Herman this is a superb introduction this fine looking reteiever. You have caught the look perfectly and lighting is superb. > My favs! ♫ :)sandi
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Fine looking lab,very nice shot
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Sorry if i don,t comment on every image,i,m not that good at it anyway.
ha, nice dog! nice picure!! nice work!!! the clarity that this picture has is really good. seeing each individual strand of hair as it is. well done! Cheers
nick
nick
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nicholas benoit
Hallo Herman, deze vriendelijke 'blafgenerator' komt heel zachtaardig over. Lijkt me een heel lief beest en trouwe vriend. In ieder geval heel mooi gefotografeerd. Moet jou goed kennen om zo braaf te poseren. Groet, Cornelius
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Original title for this great photo! Great looking dog! Retrievers are my favourite dogs, after German shepherds:). Wonderful work my friend!
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oh I love dogs and this one is looking so cute, very good portrait Herman with lovely lighting:))
and what did you give the dog to do this for you.....a bone....lol
and what did you give the dog to do this for you.....a bone....lol
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laughter is the best medicine.
How sweet ^^ he looks calm and loving in this shot. I also like that the background is not distracting.
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What a splendid dog photograph. The clarity and image quality are superlative!
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