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Female Belted Kingfisher

Female Belted Kingfisher

This shot is a composite. I used background that was from the same location just earlier in the year, and before all the leaves fell from the Cypress trees. Cen...
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This shot is a composite. I used background that was from the same location just earlier in the year, and before all the leaves fell from the Cypress trees. Central Florida
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camera

Canon EOS-1D X

settings

settings

Aperture 8/1 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 1000/1

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upload_date

Jan, 2017

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337

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+58

Awards

Peer Award

+11

Top Choice

+5

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Superior Skill

All Star

Outstanding Creativity

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