Exchange of glances
Owl and his curiosity with the camera lens
Owl and his curiosity with the camera lens
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Location
This photo was taken at my work. Renato Archer Information Technology Center - CTI BrazilTime
The picture was taken at lunchtime if I'm not mistaken. April 22, 2016 at 12:19Lighting
The light was not ideal in the day, it was a very strong sun, so I used a filter to helpEquipment
To photograph this owl it was used: Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T3 EF70-200mm f / 4L USMInspiration
The Owl was very curious about me coming close to take photos and kept staring at me. Birds being photographed close up are always challengingEditing
Lightroom was used to make some basic adjustments to improve Sharpness, Contrast and ColorIn my camera bag
I always take with me two lenses, a 24-105 and a 70-200. And some polarizing filters for both lensesFeedback
In addition to being lucky enough to shoot an owl closely, be quick in the camera settings so you do not lose definition and sharpness in the image. Using a speed above 1 / 500s is ideal for birds.
