Owl in Flight

© Bradley D. Benjamin

Owl in Flight

Uploaded: December 03, 2001

Description

Taken early morning using Canon Rebel 2000 with 80mm lens. Saw this owl on a sign on side of the road. Was able to get within 10 feet of him before he took off!

Comments

Bradley D. Benjamin December 03, 2001

Also, want to add that the shutter speed was 1/90 and I didn't get the aperture recorded. I had my digital and film cameras both with me and took pictures with both from my van, but only carried my film camera with me when I moved in closer. I was able to get some really nice pictures of this owl before he got bored watching me and flew off. #2177

Piper Lehman December 03, 2001

Bradley, you sound like me. I can picture you standing there trying to make sure you get the shot with all your different equipment! I'm laughing, cuz we'd be a frantic pair were we ever to go on a shoot together. Talk about spastic! Kidding. I like this silhouette effect. Definitely looks like an owl with the square head. I seldom see owls in flight--usually photographed on a tree branch. #3361

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