Photos | Solitary Sentinel: Vulture at Rest

A pensive vulture sits behind the mesh of its enclosure at the Honolulu Zoo, its gaze turned downwards.
Full Description:
Captured on May 22, 2024, this photograph features a detailed view of a vulture at the Honolulu Zoo. The vulture, resting on a perch, appears contemplative as it looks downward through its beak. The image subtly portrays the creature's interaction with its environment, enclosed yet calm. The blurry mesh foreground contrasts with the bird’s clearer features, adding a layer of depth and a hint of the barrier between the observer and the observed. The image elicits a dialogue on wildlife conservation and the role of zoos in educating the public about various bird species, fostering a connection with nature while revealing the implicit limitations of captivity.
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2500
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f/11
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600mm
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Canon
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2024-05-22T13:08:01.080000-07:00
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-25200
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