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Black-chinned Hummer

Black-chinned Hummer

Occiasonally we are blessed with hummingbirds coming into the drips at the ponds...

Occiasonally we are blessed with hummingbirds coming into the drips at the ponds...
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camera

NIKON D810

settings

settings

Aperture f/9 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 6000/10

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2018

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612

Likes

+87

Awards

Zenith Award

Community Choice Award

Runner Up in Just Hummingbirds Photo Contest

Contest Finalist in Just Hummingbirds Photo Contest

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Absolute Masterpiece

+24

Top Choice

+19

Superb Composition

+10

Outstanding Creativity

+6

Magnificent Capture

All Star

Virtuoso

Genius

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Awesome shot my pick for winner

This is such a beautiful shot! Love the colors. So perfect. :) CONGRATULATIONS!!

An amazing capture! Congratulations!!!

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