birdingEnglish • 10 months ago

An exercise in depth of field?

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An exercise in depth of field?

birdingEnglish • 10 months ago

Or “In lieu of an interesting bird photo, a cute one”

Greylag Goslings, River Kennet, Berkshire Canon R6 + RF800mm, F9, 1/1250s, ISO2000

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5•10 months ago
Indeed, this sort of thing (also taken today, but somehow doesn’t appeal as much to me)
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  3•10 months ago
  Thanks for sharing! I find these photos super interesting. (I’m really interested in early life development.) Different cups of tea for different Lemmys, I suppose :)

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