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Saturday, February 9, 2008 -Sometimes I like to take a shot where the real subject is somewhat hidden in a small part of the frame. Can you spot it in this photo? It's the three “butteri” (cow-boys) shown in silhouette just above the calves.
I prefocused on them while waiting for the cattle, that was moving to the right, to reach a good place in the composition; then I took the shot when the gap between the adult cows was properly positioned so the butteri could be framed without any obstruction.

Butteri and cattle. Nikon D200 + AF 180 f/2.8N, 1/800 sec @ f / 2.8, -2/3 EV, Auto ISO @ ISO 100, handheld.
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