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    Default Two-banded Plover

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    EOS-1D Mk IV, 500mm f/4L IS, 1/1000, f/5.6, ISO 800

    Photographed last month at Volunteer Point in the Falkland Islands.

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    nice one,like the pose,to me the eye looks a bit dead.thanks.

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    Hi Mike,
    I like this.
    I am not usually a fan of high key but I find this image very appealing.
    I like the raised foot and the nice body and head angle.
    Do you have a shot with the entire reflection? I think that would be cool,
    Gail

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    Excellent high key image, Mike. I like the raised foot, head turn and the fine partial reflection.

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    Hi Mike - great pose and the high key works. I just wish the whole reflection was there.

    TFS,
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    Mike,

    Nice high key image. I think that since the water is so still, a full reflection would be neat to see.

    I like the comp, the raised foot, and the slight head angle. I would consider a touch of contrast.

    Miguel

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    Hi Mike, the colours of the Plover pop nicely against the high key BG. Well timed to capture the raised foot, and as the reflection seems clear, I too wouldnt mind seeing a full reflection.

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    Terrific shot.
    Love the pose with the raised foot, exposure is spot on, nice details, and love the high key.
    Very well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gail bisson View Post
    Do you have a shot with the entire reflection? I think that would be cool,
    Gail
    Hi Gail,

    I agree it would be very cool but, unfortunately, the reflection distorted very quickly after what you see here.

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    Very pleasing image, Mike. Love the leg up and the stray feather. High key works nicely here. Your horizon is off just a hair if you use the "knee." I just brought it into PS and cropped from just above the body and left...not necessarily better but different and does focus a little more on the lovely subject.
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