Randy, yes it is. I have two, and they are both asleep next to me at this moment, all three of us on the couch watching the Blackhawks get beat by the Bluejackets
The Springer in my avatar is our eldest, at 10 years old. We have his aunt, who is 6 years old, also, and she's black and white, and a real character.
The batter is so out of focus as to actually be a little distracting. Coloration is actually quite good -- you've got the blue jersey with red undershirt matching the red bat and lighter blue outfield wall. That is one attractive aspect of the shot.
I would keep it, what's the difference? It's just bytes.
dmwierz wrote:
Randy, yes it is. I have two, and they are both asleep next to me at this moment, all three of us on the couch watching the Blackhawks get beat by the Bluejackets
The Springer in my avatar is our eldest, at 10 years old. We have his aunt, who is 6 years old, also, and she's black and white, and a real character.
They're great dogs and a hoot to have around!
I have two boys, both black and white, both rescues. Oldest is 11 and the youngest is two. Youngest has three legs after being hit by a car as a puppy. Rescue group took care of amputation after owner left if without care. He's a great dog without a clue that he's missing a leg (front left). He runs, leaps, wrestles.
They're great dogs. Mine are curled up next to me like yours, as usual.
He's a great dog without a clue that he's missing a leg (front left). He runs, leaps, wrestles.