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'Chicken Eye'

A chicken photographed with a fish eye lens effect...

A chicken photographed with a fish eye lens effect...
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camera

Canon PowerShot SX50 HS

settings

settings

Aperture f/3.4 ISO 80 Shutter 1/200

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2013

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469

Likes

+12

Awards

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

Superior Skill

Top Choice

Superb Composition

Great capture, it put a smile on my face for sure!!

Cool shot, love the look ! Great imagery.

Thank you, she was in the beauty photo contest for a while

I like the lens effect on this one - very nice

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