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A Distraction of Pigeons

A Distraction of Pigeons

I was sitting at Town Hall at lunch and was taking a series of street scene shots. Behind me, a little boy was feeding the pigeons, then running among them to m...
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I was sitting at Town Hall at lunch and was taking a series of street scene shots. Behind me, a little boy was feeding the pigeons, then running among them to make them fly.
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Aperture 560/100 ISO 400 Shutter 10/5000 Focal Length 1600/100

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Aug, 2016

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