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Hunter of the nights

Hunter of the nights

A slow-shutter shot with the only light source being a torch light. Hand-held at an awkward angle made this shot tough. The creepy looking tree, the hazy moon, ...
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A slow-shutter shot with the only light source being a torch light. Hand-held at an awkward angle made this shot tough. The creepy looking tree, the hazy moon, the stars all add mood to the scary barn Owl
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camera

Canon EOS 600D

settings

settings

Aperture 18/10 ISO 100 Shutter 2/1 Focal Length 50/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2016

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39

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#owl #moon #scary

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