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Bright Eyes

This little squirrel was feeding in our garden. He was quite happy to pose for me while I got super close with my 50mm lens for a portrait! If you look closely ...
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This little squirrel was feeding in our garden. He was quite happy to pose for me while I got super close with my 50mm lens for a portrait! If you look closely enough youcan just about make me out in the reflection in his eye, along with the clouds and a bit of our house. This new friend of mine is often on our bird feeder, stealing the food we put out for the birds, but we don't mind. With a cute little face like that, he can steal as many peanuts as he wants!
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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 160 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 50/1

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Jun, 2015

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