Photos | Contemplative Gaze: An Owl at Rest

A serene owl roosts quietly behind a mesh fence at the Honolulu Zoo, captured in mid-contemplation on a sunny afternoon.
Full Description:
This photograph, taken on May 22, 2024, features a thought-provoking image of an owl sitting calmly on a perch within its enclosure at the Honolulu Zoo. The owl, possibly a barn owl given its heart-shaped face and unique feather patterns, exhibits a tranquil demeanour amidst its caged surroundings. The mesh of the fence blurs slightly into the background, symbolizing the barrier between the natural world and human spectatorship. This image invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of avian creatures and the conditions of their living environments in captivity. Such photographs not only document wildlife but also stir discussions about conservation and the ethical treatment of animals in zoos.
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Dominant Color:
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2500
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5
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f/11
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600mm
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1/640s
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Canon
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date
2024-05-22T13:08:07.680000-07:00
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-25200
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America/Los_Angeles
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