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Baby chasing butterflies

Baby chasing butterflies

Continuing with my series on my pet cats. This is baby who was supposed to be our last cat. Yeh that did not happen. We got two more rescues at home and thre...
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Continuing with my series on my pet cats. This is baby who was supposed to be our last cat. Yeh that did not happen. We got two more rescues at home and three at my medical office since. Baby love to chase any flying critter.
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Canon EOS-1D Mark IV

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 4000 Shutter 1/1250

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Jun, 2014

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I appreciate the angle you chose to shoot this composition, it adds a dramatic flair. Your use of the rule of thirds is noted. Very nicely placed. Your tones are engaging. Great job.

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