Comet and the moon

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Ken M
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Comet and the moon

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Comet is between the tree and roof


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My Dog also named COMET!!!
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Three nice shots Ken. No problem finding the Comet, I have never seen one, never mind taken a photo of one. Try as I may, I can never take a decent moon shot. Yours is excellent. Great shot of your Comet, looks like a fine dog. I had to have my dog put down last week. Reagan would have been 16 next month.
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Nice shots there Ken.

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david antony wrote:Three nice shots Ken. No problem finding the Comet, I have never seen one, never mind taken a photo of one. Try as I may, I can never take a decent moon shot. Yours is excellent. Great shot of your Comet, looks like a fine dog. I had to have my dog put down last week. Reagan would have been 16 next month.
Sorry for your loss David. It is never easy to lose one's pet.

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The dog's (Comet's) shot is great.
David, I understand your loss.
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Thanks for your kind thoughts Doc & Sury.
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Now, Ken, you need to get a shot of Comet 'mooning'. lol

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Dusty you are on a roll. Keep'em coming. :lol:

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MOOOOOOO! LOL thats for all the compliments! The real comet was tricky. The dog was easy! The moon is a 55-300mm Sony shot jpeg with the 2.0x in camera zoom.
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