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Snowy Owl Saying Hello

Snowy Owl Saying Hello

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Canon EOS 70D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 302/1

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Oct, 2017

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Action Award

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Zenith Award

Top Shot Award 22

Legendary Award

Contest Finalist in Animals In The Wild Photo Contest

Contest Finalist in Anything Birds Photo Contest

Contest Finalist in My Best Shot Photo Contest Vol 4

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Magnificent Capture

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Top Choice

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Superb Composition

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Outstanding Creativity

+8

Superior Skill

+1

All Star

Virtuoso

Genius

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Nice capture!!

Thank you Shawn.

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Super!

Thank you.

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Beautiful image in a very competitive subject !!Well done !

Than tou very much.Th Appreciate the compliment.

stunningly beautiful so well done

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Wonderful shot! I really love this one!

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WOW! My favorite of them all!

Beautiful creatures..

Absolutely stunning!

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Gorgeous

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Fabulous - especially as it is snowing heavily

Stunning

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I have a huge passion for these beautiful raptors.

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This girl had other things on her mind than just hunting. I learned to look in the direction wildlife is taking an interest in, she was keeping an eye

Snowy owl hones in on it's prey and takes off to enjoys it meal.

Flying through a farmers field.

This squirrel talked me into giving it some peanuts. Chilly out when this was taken and got quite a bit of snow as well.

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