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    Default A Sanderling Pair

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    Here's another Sanderling photo from my recent trip. I've cropped it this way to keep the reflections in the water. Unfortunately I can't give anymore space to the left, but I don't think the crop is to bad. Comments more than welcomed

    7D, 100-400mm, F8, 1/640, ISO320, AWB. Processed in DPP and PSE 10.

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    This is nice Simon. Nice work getting both birds sharp. I like the almost b&w feel with thwe splash of browns in the birds

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    Excellent job getting two nice poses with nicely spaced subjects on the same focal plane.
    I enjoy the study in plumages that the image provides with the adult on the left and the juvie
    on the right.

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    very nice Simon,nice how you have got both birds sharp,looking at the BG and FG,I think you could clone some more room on the left.thanks.

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    I like the composition as is. I also like to see some colours on the feathers as you see them almost black and white around here this time of the year.

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    Thanks very much for all the feedback. It's one of my personal favourites. I didn't realise that the one feeding was a juvenile.

    Thanks again.

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    Super shot Simon just love the colours, my only suggestion would be to crop a little from the bottom, for me there is a lot of empty space.

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    Great pose and setting you have here, Simon.

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