Phone Phriday - Jun 17

<p>Happy Phriday everyone!</p><div></div>

<p>Spiderwort with raindrops<br>

<img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/WeeklyThread/Phone-Shares/i-2hHcdkw/0/L/IMG_20160617_081936-L.jpg" alt="" /><br>

Galaxy S4 processed in Instagram</p>

<p>Baltimore harbor panorama<br>

<img src="https://photos.smugmug.com/WeeklyThread/Phone-Shares/i-vq3QgrS/0/700x700/LrMobile1706-2016-104241119024007402-700x700.jpg" alt="" /><br>

<strong>Galaxy S4 processed with both Snapseed and Lightroom Mobile</strong></p>

<p>Art deco design. I understand that the items date to 1930s</p>

<p>Attached is image after resizing.</p>

<p>One more time Sorry</p><div></div>

<p>Window light...nice capture.</p><div></div>

Pre 1982 (copper) penny and 1982 or later (copper plated zinc) pennies removed from dog's stomach.<div></div>

<p>" pennies removed from dog's stomach"</p>

<p>What an interesting educational photo.</p>

<p>My photo, is a furry friend, waiting in eager anticipation for him mum and dad to return.<br>

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<p>Allen, I'm always amazed when I see dogs waiting so patiently outside a store. My dogs would be going crazy out there.</p>

<p>Re pennies: any foreign object can be a problem for a dog if eaten, however, copper plated pennies carry the additional and potentially significant risk of zinc toxicity.</p>

<p>Coins of any type are deadly hazards to all forms of wild life. Do not throw them in fountains with fish or scatter for other 2 or 4 legged critters to consume. Use them for a refreshment! Bill</p>