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Small Chicken Feather Super Macro

Small Chicken Feather Super Macro

Another super Macro. This is the top part of a small chicken feather. The whole feather measures only about 6mm long and 3mm across (one of those soft downy on...
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Another super Macro. This is the top part of a small chicken feather. The whole feather measures only about 6mm long and 3mm across (one of those soft downy ones)
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camera

Canon EOS 1500D

settings

settings

ISO 250 Shutter 1/1 Focal Length 50/1

location

location

Queensland, AU

upload_date

upload_date

Sep, 2022

Views

9

Likes

Awards

Peer Award

Categories

Macro
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