MichelleAnnHarrison

Wild Duck

Wild Duck

camera

Canon EOS REBEL T3i

settings

settings

Aperture 560000000/100000 ISO 125 Focal Length 720130048/100000

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2018

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408

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Awards

Winner in Duck,Duck,Goose Photo Challenge

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Smaller than a dime very tiny spider.

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Spider

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Location

I took this photo at the local park.

Time

This was taken in the early morning hours before the intense heat set in for the day. It was a beautiful morning for a photography outing.

Lighting

The lighting was perfect as the sun was rising this beautiful duck turned his head around to prune this feathers. This duck is stunning with all of those beautiful bright colored feathers.

Equipment

I used a Canon Rebel.

Inspiration

The light was hitting this duck just perfect and with this unusual pose I couldn't resist.

Editing

Yes I did crop this photo to pull this beautiful duck into the frame better.

In my camera bag

I have a backpack that I carry with multiple lens, and tripod.

Feedback

Take advantage of the moment do not take just one shot take as many as you can. i have my camera set for multiple shots. Sometimes you get that one that just stands out better than the others.

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