In between new local bird photos that I've been post-processing I've also been finishing a few more of the Florida bird pictures I took back in February. Here's another of the Burrowing Owl that I quite like. For this one I got down low to put some foreground out-of-focus vegetation in the bottom part of the image to make for a softer, cleaner edge at the bottom. It looked alot better this way than getting higher and seeing the "messy" surroundings, plus it gave an intimate eye-level view of this beautiful raptor.
Canon 1D MK IV + 100-400L + 1.4 TC (560mm), aperture priority, evaluative metering, 1/250s., f/9, ISO 800, -0.7 EC, natural light, handheld (elbows to ground), FF.







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