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    Default Snowy Plover

    Here is a white bird for the theme...taken 2 days ago..though light wasn't the best on this overcast day. I cropped the image and lightened the eye.

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    Loverly capture,good POV,nice detail,may be give it a little touch of contrast,TFS.

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    Very nice pose from this sweet little Plover. Good low POV. The eye seems a bit cloudy, reflecting, of course, the cloudy day. I might be tempted to darken the pupil just a tad.

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    Perfect light for white birds. I love the low perspective. The eye definitely looks a bit funky--not sure why.

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    I like the diffused light, shallow DOF and low angle.

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