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Got an interesting shot of a bowerbird that took off straight towards me out of one of the trees in the front yard. It was moving so fast that I just instinctiv...
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Got an interesting shot of a bowerbird that took off straight towards me out of one of the trees in the front yard. It was moving so fast that I just instinctively moved my camera to follow it, but it seems I was moving even faster than it was!!!!. It was late afternoon, so the lighting was just about at golden hour (more like golden few minutes where I live) and that made for an interesting play on both the bird and the leaves of the trees behind it.

Very abstract and somewhat dramatic!!!

Olympus E-M1, 40-150mm @ 150mm, ISO400, f-8, 1-30sec.
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OLYMPUS E-M1

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Aperture 80/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 150/1

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Jan, 2021

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