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Peacock Feathers

Peacock Feathers

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Aperture 5/1 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 30083/1000

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Dec, 2018

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Love the design and layout!

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I find Peacock feathers to be so beautiful. I like the angle of this shot and the lovely patterns within !

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Lovely shot Cher. Beautiful birds with a terrible squawk lol.

Amazing shot!

The "eyes" have it! Beautiful!

A fabulous presentation Cher.

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Beautiful Cher.

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Wow! Loverly!

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Love the point of view ..spot on:-)

A creative POV .

Now that is a interesting & unique slant on the bird

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Nicely abstract..gorgeous

Amazing !!

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