From time to time, we get bunnies nesting in our yard. This evening, my oldest son was cutting the grass and he saw two bunnies scramble. We caught them and kept them in a box while my son completed cutting the grass. All these were shot with a Canon 24-105 L IS USM.
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This was taken prior to returning them to their nest. While returning them to their nest, we found 3 others! Interesting how the depth of field plays in at this focal length. At 80mm, beyond the face starts to blur.
80mm Focal Length
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This was taken prior to returning them to their nest. While returning them to their nest, we found 3 others! Interesting how the depth of field plays in at this focal length. At 80mm, beyond the face starts to blur.
80mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/100 sec @ f4.0
ISO 320
Here's two of them hiding under a scotch broom. I had to manually focus to avoid the branches.
ISO 320
Here's two of them hiding under a scotch broom. I had to manually focus to avoid the branches.
Here's one sitting on top of the nest. Another manual focus.
Here's one hiding under a Butterfly bush.
1 comment:
Beautiful series Wayne. The habitat shots are cool.
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