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Echidna Spikes

Echidna Spikes

This echidna was crossing the road near my home when I came across him. In normal fashion the echidna went into self protection mode and buried himself. The spi...
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This echidna was crossing the road near my home when I came across him. In normal fashion the echidna went into self protection mode and buried himself. The spikes that cover the animal make a great example of the use of Depth of Field to only focus on a small part of the image!
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/4.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/20

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Apr, 2014

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