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ucca Amorim wrote: “I chose a shorter lens due to the proximityof the animal and a bigger aperture to capture more light at night.I also used an assistant LED light to illuminate the common brushtail possum. I wanted to capture how excited and delighted the possum was to find a piece of fresh fruit waiting for him in his habitat.I also left a couple of fruit

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