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    Default Great Ringed Plover (Charadrius hiaticula)

    September 2013 on Föhr/Germany.

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    1/2000 sec., f/9, ISO 800
    Gitzo GT5541LS with Sachtler FSB 8

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    Nice looking bird, sharp details and gorgeous deep blue bg.
    If the OOF foreground could have been avoided, this would have been an over the top image.

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    Beautiful little plover, nice blue BG, nice details. Large oof FG elements distracting though...sometimes in my zeal to get the lowest possible I also get that type of stuff in the way and need to get a little higher at times.

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    Beautiful bird. Sharpness and exposure spot on. Bummer about the foreground rocks.... Can anyone age this bird?
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    Great looking bird, nice pose and low shooting angle. It looks to me that it is an adult bird in fall migration, based on the worn feather edges.

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