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Used south facing picture window with bright afternoon sunlight as sole light source. Extremely high ISO 12800 and open aperture (f/4.5) to blow out light and hide tree, porch posts, and parked car in background. Tried to manually focus on leading lattice work near center but was fooled by average of front and rear lattices, true image focus is on the plane of the stem.

This male Great Horned Owl, was sitting there, when I looked up and all I could see was his yellow eyes staring back.. Talk about a lucky shot, though. It was the only one I got, and the focus was perfect.

Definitely not easy to shoot in pouring down rain, I managed the shot but got completely soaked in the process

I think he was eyeing the coffee sitting below him. Either that are he was falling over from being asleep, lol.

A friend told me about this owl, so I had to go looking. It sure did not mind me there, although it did look a bit sleepy as I snapped some shots.

Scratch another 1 off my list. Was driving looking for something to shoot. Saw something on a fence post ahead, thought it was just a small hawk. Surprise, Surprise... Short-eared Owl. In the snow, no less.

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Handmade sculpture, the need to be creative has washed over me like a tidal wave at the moment. Hope you like it.

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focal length 50
f number 4.5
exposure time 1/10

Handmade sculpture, the need to be creative has washed over me like a tidal wave at the moment. Hope you like it.

Image details

focal length 50
f number 4.5
exposure time 1/10

Owl swooping in to show off.

7th August 2015, the Isle of Man Royal Agricultural Show.

Curraghs Wildlife Park in the Isle of Man. May 2015.

Black and White of a Snowy Owl at the Hawk Conservancy Trust

Otter Rock, Oregon

Eye close-up of a captive Barn Owl

A beautiful small owl in flight..Taken at The Hawk Conservancy.Andover.U.K.