ISO 100 50mm f/3.5 1/50
This owl was injured as a chick and has never lived in the wild. Blends nicely with the background here doesn’t it? This shot was taken with the 50mm lens I have borrowed. It chose to use it because there was not a lot of light and I wanted to freeze the motion of the bird as much as possible.
ISO 100 50mm f/2 1/100
This second photo was also taken using the 50mm lens.
ISO 100 125mm f/5.6 1/8
For this photo I switched to my 28-135mm lens. What I ended up liking about this shot was the sudden light that was on the owl’s face. I used my tripod for all these shots.
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the light in the 125mm really makes the shot, but they’re all great, he obviously was quite a character.
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Yes, for whatever reason, he was kind-of worked up. he is usually more of a “sit on the perch and watch the world go by sort”. By the way, I finally got around to putting my camera manuals on my phone. That was really a good idea!
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cool, glad I thought of something useful for you, have a great evening
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Tawny owl is beautiful!
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Thanks for your comment 🙂
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