VISUAL SAINT PAUL: Tucker, Camera Critter

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Tucker, Camera Critter

I met Tucker while walking in a park in Beaufort, SC. His companion Roo was camera shy and wasn't interested in having his photo taken. Tucker and Roo's mistress was enjoying the summer air at a table while working on her laptop so I tried not to disturb the scene too much.

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15 comments:

Kathy2:39 AM
He looks like just a puppy but from his size in the second photo I'd say he's going to be a big guy when he finally grows up! Or maybe he's one of those lucky baby-faced guys we all fell in love with at one time or another!
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Unknown6:05 AM
What a friendly face! :-)
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Janey and Co.6:58 AM
I could love that face...I really really could!!
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TexWisGirl8:25 AM
such a beauty! and obviously cat friendly!
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Birdman8:30 AM
He seemed to to be interested in you too.
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Unknown9:11 AM
What a great expression you captured!
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Sharon9:24 AM
Tucker looks like a friendly little guy!
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Halcyon9:45 AM
A really cute guy! What a sweet face. :)
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Judy9:55 AM
They look very well behaved and patient. Not to mention cute.
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Jack9:03 PM
Tucker has a kind face. If, in fact, dogs have kind faces.
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Randy9:10 PM
What a handsome fellow.
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parker7:52 AM
Got to love a freckle faced pup named Tucker!
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Kay3:33 PM
What a sweetie pie! Makes me homesick for my pooch, who will come home with us tomorrow!
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sonia a. mascaro11:50 AM
Tucker looks adorable!
Very nice scene.
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Pia12:53 PM
What a lovely face he has! And it seems he is interested in beeing your model.
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