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Tam and the dogs
This was a surprise shoot as a Christmas present for Tam's fiance Andrew. We headed off to the beach and let the dogs do what they do -- it was a struggle trying to get them both to be in position at the same time. Just as we gave up on the dalmatian doing anything, he stopped running in the perfect spot for the image's composition.
Credit: Alan Moyle, Photobat
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