Damon

Taking Aim - Snapping Turtle Stare Down

Taking Aim - Snapping Turtle Stare Down

Shot in natural light about an inch from his eye. I kept all my fingers and toes behind the camera body...

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Shot in natural light about an inch from his eye. I kept all my fingers and toes behind the camera body...

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MacroPhotography.com
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E5700

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Aperture f/4 ISO 100 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 447/10

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Jan, 2016

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