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Sculpture II.

Sculpture II.

Same sculpture as in the image before. Another angle, and another detail on top.
Birds like high places...

Same sculpture as in the image before. Another angle, and another detail on top.
Birds like high places...
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COOLPIX P610

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Aperture f/4.8 ISO 100 Shutter 10/8000 Focal Length 170/10

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Mar, 2016

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"birds like high places" So do cats... I missed a similar shot in Malaysia. The cat sat on the shoulder of some soldier and looked far more friendly. To be fair, I think the cat was after pigeons

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