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    This was taken on a pelagic boat trip off Sydney a month or so ago. The Albatross do follow the boat as food is being thrown off the back for them. Black-browed Albatross (pretty sure it is). Very overcast day.

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    Tom,

    The overcast day helped you out with those whites. Spot on exposure! I like the tilt of the head, where you get a glimpse of both eyes and the landing gear partially down is a plus.

    If only the right wing was as stretched out as the left, but that's just getting a little picky.

    Miguel

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    excellent exposure, pose and details.
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    First time I've seen one of these birds. Nice inflight shot. On my monitor, it looks like a bit of highlight recovery could help with the background (show the clouds in the sky - like I said, might just be my monitor).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeannean Ryman View Post
    First time I've seen one of these birds. Nice inflight shot. On my monitor, it looks like a bit of highlight recovery could help with the background (show the clouds in the sky - like I said, might just be my monitor).
    Looks OK this end - this is the first image I have posted that was processed on my new calibrated 27 inch HP monitor.

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    Excellent landing pose captured.

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    Lovely flight pose and image. Like the translucence of the dangling webbed feet. Your exposure is spot on.
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    lovely image! like the outstretched wings & exposure.

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