Bengal Owl. Back view by Littlejock
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I know the DOF is very limited, but when fly very close to me and the whole body is in my area I can
Comments (22)
WOW! Absolutely stunning shot, gorgeous work!
Oh Luis.... such wonderfull DOF... again splendid capture my friend!
Excellent shot, you're a real master of capturing flying birds. For me the DOF is perfect. Fantastic photo!!
Es la leche esta foto ! Genial Luis, de verdad.
Very nice!
wow! look at the scoop and angle on the wings! Something new to see that I never imagined occurred in flight. Such great detail! Excellent
Ver nice capture!
You are now so familiar with these shots Luis ! Great once again !
wonderful shot!
I love the DOF - such a dramatic shot with amazing details and colours. Fantastic capture Luis. xx
great image:)
Fantastic!!! Gratulation Kaijra
superb Luis.......
Fabulous shot of another beautiful raptor in flight! Love the sculptured effect of the body and wings. I know how difficult it is to focus and time the subject matter soaring by, Luis; a marvelous capture!
most impressive detail you have achieved on your bird series.each one outstanding photography
Oh wow - this is one beautiful bird! Marvellous capture - just fabulous.
Still a brilliant photo Luis. The details of the owl as well as the DOF. Excellent work mate:)
Awesome capture, I wouldn't worry about the DOF, the detail more than makes up for it Stuart
i was taken in by his wonderful wing structure...and his beauty...lovely shot!
Yes, limites but perfect for to see the scenary and this color and composition is so beautiful ! Excellent Luis ! Beso y buen d :)
effectivement la profondeur de champ est un peu limite pour avoir les ailes entiement nettes mais le flou au bout des ailes permet aussi de donner une impression de mouvement donc ce n'est pas tr gant.Ce qui est domage c'est que l'on ne voit pas la te de l'oiseau
You're always forgiven :) This is a WONDERFUL shot Luis -- I love it! :)