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Another test shot on the 70-200 F4 L... Well impressed with the sharpness.

This is Sharp tor near Bolt Head (Devon). This is near the start of the walk quite close to Salcombe. I think they should have named it "Devils fingers".

Miyavi uses this one xD.

sharp-shinned juvenile hawk outside our living room window

Copyright 2018 Patia Stephens

The mouth is as sharp as a pair of scissors.

Taken at Asahiyama zoo.

Sharp Edge is a great way to ascend Blencathra if you don't mind a scramble along a ridge ending with a steeper climb to get back onto a footpath. Last year, when I reached the steeper section, I wondered what it would be like when the rocks were wet. This year I had my wish. It was thundering in the distance and getting dark. Just as I reached the steep section it bagan to rain. The rocks quickly became slippery. I had to do some big stretches to reach decent handholds and footholds. Once I reached the path, it brightened up! I took this shot on the way back down a couple of hours later.

not sharp... but is it essential?

The middle of Mount Sharp.

Lake Burrumbeet. Victoria.

Saw-Scaled Viper

I couldn't believe this guy was sitting right outside my window. My backup camera(d70), was right here and I snapped a few shots threw the window and screen on my old 70-300.

 

I'm impressed with the shot i got.

Sharpness. 17/10/13

Sharp_Neuroscience ClinicOpening California

Every girls crazy for a sharped dress man!

  

Sharp-shinned Hawk photographed at the Ice Pond on Monhegan Island, ME on 27 September 2015.

Hepatica acutiloba, Wildcat Mountain State Park, Vernon County Wisconsin,19 May 2020.

This youngster has been rather clumsily chasing birds and rabbits without any success the past few weeks here in Kalama, Washington. And like the "teenager" it is, it's been very noisy. Photo by gr8pics4_U.

Sedgeford Middle Saxon dig July 2018

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