jeffreygreenwood

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I see you . A Snowy Owl post shot from this morning. Good eye contact.

I see you . A Snowy Owl post shot from this morning. Good eye contact.
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camera

DSC-HX1

settings

Aperture f/5.0 ISO 800 Shutter 10/8000

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upload_date

Jan, 2014

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I love your owl shots, another classic.

Awesome!

Another one!!

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Love these birds. Great shot.

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Behind The Lens

Location

This is actually on a lamp post in a busy shopping center in Vaudreuile near Montreal Canada

Time

Early morning when there were less people in the center

Lighting

S setting is a must for me and in the early morning light trying to vary the amount of shutter speed with different E V settings.

Equipment

Sony Cybershot DSC HX1 with a 1.7 times teleconverter attached, Hand held no flash.

Inspiration

I followed the Snowy Owls around extensively during the Winter months. They allow close proximity of humans and are an amazing bird species.

Editing

Not on this one aside from maybe a little sharpening. About 10%

In my camera bag

Sony Cybershot DSC HX1 and a 1.7 teleconverter.

Feedback

As with all bird photography. I believe in Patience, and repetitively going to the same area.

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