Daniel Cadieux
09-17-2016, 02:37 PM
As much as I like crawling around for shorebird photography for those ultra low angles, there are times that getting higher is advantageous. Going for reflections is one of those times as going higher gives a better, and less distorted, view of them. When I saw this young Sanderling approach a shallow pool of water on the beach I saw the potential, got higher (in a sort of crouching position), and hoped it would head for the middle of that pool. After teasing along the edges for a while it finally went for it!
Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/2000s., f/8, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, small crop after levelling the image, a few distracting bits remove form the water surface.
Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/2000s., f/8, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, small crop after levelling the image, a few distracting bits remove form the water surface.