Duckface (actually a swan)
First time I shoot an animal, it kinda took me by surprise, it mistook the camera for a piece of bread 
I should have tried to level with the horizon and probably use smaller f
Criticism is more than welcome

I should have tried to level with the horizon and probably use smaller f
Criticism is more than welcome


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As for the horizon, yea in a perfect world we always try for those nice flat water lines. But in reality, when a swan is eating your lens, you just snap what you can
Nice shot under those circumstances! Never gotten quite that close to one of these guys with a camera in hand.