Wordless Wednesday #137
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What a great shot! I’m just learning to use my new camera. I hope I can learn as well as you have!
What a great capture! Fantastic!
Thanks! I have been trying to capture him like this for years now. He doesn’t jump that high very often, but when he does I always miss it. I was so happy when I saw I had captured it!
That is so cute!
Thanks Jackie! I was so happy when I saw I had caught him in the air. Been trying to catch him like this forever!
WOW! Paw claps for that shot! Its pawtastic! Congratulations on getting the air shot!!!
Thanks Carma Poodale!
Wow! Looks like that ball doesn’t stand a chance!
Great shot, Mel. Aren’t those difficult ones the ones you always treasure? 🙂
Yes they are! You probably know as well as I do. They are so hard to catch! 🙂
Brilliant pic. Have a wonderful wordless Wednesday.
Best wishes Molly
Light as a feather, blowing up into the air…
WOW..How many times can he jump like that!!!
A lot. He does a lot of leaping through the air to get his ball, but rarely like this.
What is he/she playing with?
He was jumping up to catch his tennis ball.
Lol! That is so cute! What a great capture Mel!
THanks Jen! I couldn’t believe I caught it!
Perfectly timed shot, I love that.
What timing and what a pounce! Great shot.
Airborne! Way to go!
What a great action shot!!
Fun shot!
jump jump!
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Great shot!
Our golden retriever can jump really high, but I have not been able to capture a photo of her yet…..great job!!
I hope you get a chance to catch it someday Jank. It took me a few years. 🙂
Wow! Excellent shot and great jump!
What fun, made me chuckle!
Absolutely fantastic shot 🙂
Thanks Julie! I still love looking at it. What luck to have caught it!
Wow what a high jump, love the excitement 🙂
Somewhere in his past, I think a softball/tennis coach said, “Keep your eye on the ball.”
Great!