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    Default Kelp Gull feather display

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    Not sure if this is the same juvenile Kelp Gull which I've rescued from an anchored fishing line a few minutes earlier, but a nice feather display regardless (me thinketh).

    Standard sharpness adjustments in LR.

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    Hi Tobie, well exposed on the underwings, and good detail shown throughout. The high key sky works well, and if anything, I would move him a little more into the frame. IMO, I think the juvies are more attractive than the adults.

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    Nice flight pose and exposure, well done.

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    Great job on the exposure and detail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie View Post
    IMO, I think the juvies are more attractive than the adults.
    Absolutely!

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    This would be a great image for a field guide book as it shows the underwing pattern very beautifully.
    I could see this as a vertical as well,
    Gail

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