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Nikon D810, Nikon 200mm F4.0 macro
ISO 400, 1/400s, F8.0 Tripod I saw a question from Cynthia to Dave regarding his barn owl image, regarding a blurry extension on the owl's face. Dave answered it by indicating the ridge of feathers extending from the eyes was the reason for the blur. I'm posting this image which was taken a few years ago for the express purpose of showing this ridge, which is very deep from eye to the end of the feathers. |
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by Carol Clarke
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