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REFLECTION

REFLECTION

It was a tiring and a void day, and I thought just to skip the sunset capture and headed fast to the exit gate. Suddenly, I noticed some bird activity near a sm...
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It was a tiring and a void day, and I thought just to skip the sunset capture and headed fast to the exit gate. Suddenly, I noticed some bird activity near a small water body on the way. So, I couldn’t resist myself and thought just to take a last chance if I can capture something in the golden light during sunset. So, I decided to get down and went a bit closed to the water area.But the constant water ripples were quite challenging . I used all my permutations and captured the final image of the reflection of sitting darter bird.
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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 160 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 170/1

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Apr, 2019

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