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Irish Dairy Cow

Irish Dairy Cow

The Irish Dairy Industry is thriving with a national dairy herd of 1.14 million cows producing over 5.4 billion litres of milk annually. The opportunity to phot...
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The Irish Dairy Industry is thriving with a national dairy herd of 1.14 million cows producing over 5.4 billion litres of milk annually. The opportunity to photograph them while grazing is frequent. They are usually very skittish and cautious of people. Can you blame them?
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture 22/1 ISO 160 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 10/1

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Jun, 2017

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