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 It is amazing how quickly they can turn, dive or even stop and hover. Notice the open mouth and tail feathers crossed. It was getting dark, so there wasn't much light left. 1D4, EF300mm f/2.8L USM NON-IS 1/2500, ISO-1250, f/2.8 handheld Please click on the image to see larger uncompressed image view, thank you. |
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, love the super zippy dive pose and the look of concentration as this beautiful creature hunts.
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