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anon6789@lemmy.world to Superbowl@lemmy.world · 1 month ago

Snoozy Saw Whet Slumbers in Sunshine

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Snoozy Saw Whet Slumbers in Sunshine

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anon6789@lemmy.world to Superbowl@lemmy.world · 1 month ago
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From Misty Briggs

Northern Saw-whet Owl, Arizona

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    @anon6789@lemmy.world @superbowl@lemmy.world

    Oh, the Moiré Pattern (those ripple-like patterns, as I tried to illustrate with the screenshot, specifically the upper part) emerging from the interaction between the camera sensor’s pixel grid and feathers so delicate and thin… Amazing photo!

    Same picture, cropped to zoom into the region of the image where the Moiré pattern is noticeable

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      Very cool! I love it when you guys share little facts with me like this! I’ll have to read more about it today.

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