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    Default Semi-Palmated Plover After the Bath Wing Flap

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    Taken locally last week at Big Glace Bay Bird Sanctuary at ~ 6:30PM
    Canon 1 DX 600mm II and 1.4 x
    SS 1/2500 F 5.6
    ISO 800
    PP: Crop to 65% FF, cloned out 2 black specs in the water to left of plover, usual LR5 sliders ( whites, blacks,clarity and saturation) then off to CS5 to do NR on the BG and USM to JPEG.
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    Gail:

    Excellent pose, really like the separation of the primaries, pov, soft background and comp. The yellow/oranges play well with the blues.

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    Hi Gail, lovely low shooting angle, and you captured the wing display perfectly. I do like the soft light, and overall well exposed. Killer BG.

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    I think with shots like this a more centered comp is fine.
    I absolutely love it Gail! Beautiful soft light and details.
    Really nicely done!
    TFS

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    It is always nice to catch them flapping their wings. Excellent POV and IQ, Gail. Good choice of shutter speed.

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    Delightful little wader shot Gail. You caught the typical wader stretch too. been watching Snipe and Sanpipers do it all week.
    very nice.
    John

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    Nice low angle and good light plus a great undistracting background. But it's those out stretched wings that make for a killer image Gail

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    Great wing flap, excellent POV and techs. Nicely done, Gail.

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    Oh yeah, very angelic. I like pretty much everything about the image...nicely executed.

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    Very nice low angle, great symmetry of the flapping wings and nice colors. Very nice.

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