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    These guys usually keep the area around their burrows pretty clear of vegetation so I was happy to get this one with some summertime growth. Thunderclouds were building and periodically blocking out the sun. I liked the raised tail and the line of flowers in the BG above his head. 40D, 400DO, f9, 1/320s, ISO 400, +1/3 EC, slight crop from bottom and left.
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    Alfred Forns
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    Cuteness over the top Steve !!!!! Exposure dead on, like the placement in frame and love the setting !!! Big Congrats !!!

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    Hey Steve - Your prairie dog shots are always dead on and this is no exception. I love that flower line in the background too - it adds to the comp. The fur detail on the dog is exceptional as well. You also captured the fractures in the burrow mound very nicely. Well done.

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    Spot on techs and deadly cuteness , Super shot Steve
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    Great image here Steve, with it's inclusive environment, the look and dangling paw really enhance this.
    TFS


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    Like the pose of the prairie dog and the colors of the vegetation in the background.

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    Thanks for the comments.

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