LisaDClark

Headless Canada Goose?

Headless Canada Goose?

I was at Stanley Park In Vancouver and wanted to get a shot of the Canada goose with its wings up. Everytime I went to get a shot the wings came back down.......
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I was at Stanley Park In Vancouver and wanted to get a shot of the Canada goose with its wings up. Everytime I went to get a shot the wings came back down....except this one.
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SONY DSLR-A200

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Aperture 45/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 2100/10

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Jul, 2016

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