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Psychedelic goats

Psychedelic goats

Caught these two on the way back down from 14,000' and an all night shoot. Couldn't help but stop and take a couple shots....
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Caught these two on the way back down from 14,000' and an all night shoot. Couldn't help but stop and take a couple shots.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/6.7 ISO 160 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 20/1

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Feb, 2016

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Outstanding shot! how you managed to keep the eye in focus on a moving goat in that low of lighting conditions is incredible. how close were you when you took the shot? (thanks for entering my challenge btw!)

Thanks, I was close enough to reach out and touch the goat, this is with a 10mm lens (on a crop sensor{7d}). It would have been nice if I wasn't in a rush I would have put my flash to use to exaggerate the panning while still freezing the subject.

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