Fritz Nose (for Jendellas) by durleybeachbum
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Description
Scenting the air for all Barbara's lovely girls,
Happy Birthday, Barbara, I hope I got the date right this year!
Comments (21)
Very funny and a wet nose is a healthy nose they say!!
Very good
LOVE IT!
That's a pretty happy-looking picture! :)
Superb capture and dedication Andrea. Happy birthday Barbara. God bless.
He nose his business :)
It's a wise nose, Andrea!
You sure did Andrea & thankyou. Love the pic!! x
Aww, love this nose! Happy birthday Barbara!
love this shot Happy Birthday Barbara
VERY BEAUTIFUL SHOT
Great shot of Fritz nose, excellent detail as you can see his whiskers and nice white teeth too. He is photogenic from any angle and detail.
Stunning POV, clarity, texture and lighting effects in this unusual capture of your low slung pup, Andrea. Actually, on further scrutiny, it looks like the front end of a hairy airplane.
cool micro
Looks like Fritz is coming up for air. A terrific shot.
Sniffing the air for breakfast ,great shot.
hahaha.. great shot
Love it!
What a wonderful birthday greeting for Barb!! Fritz of course is smelling the birthday cake and the ice cream!!
A great looking capture of this sniffing nose!
Love it, Andrea, a real dog-lover's shot. I just love your dog shots, they're the best. I've shown several dog lovers your gallery---they're non members and non-artists, but they love your shots. This is the cat's meow, so to speak. Love it! (did I ever tell you where "cat's meow" came from? did I ever bore you with that? If I didn't, it supposedly comes from "cool cats" in the 20's---often males---who were so rich they could wear pajamas all day, and often silk pajamas. So when something was really ritzy, they called it "the cat's pajamas," indicating it's so rich and decadent, it's like one of those people who wear expensive pajamas all day. Has nothing to do with your dogs, but I'm a full service commenter. Ok, next image...)