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You have to be in stealth mode to capture some wildlife, otters are like that. I saw this guy coming to shore oblivious to me. I did quick steps forward every t...
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You have to be in stealth mode to capture some wildlife, otters are like that. I saw this guy coming to shore oblivious to me. I did quick steps forward every time he went under (thrill of the chase lol) He came up on shore and at this moment is when he noticed I was there, we stared for a minute then he hastily headed into the shrubs. Beautiful sunny morning.
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NIKON D3200

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 10/10000 Focal Length 3000/10

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Apr, 2021

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