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    A worn adult Least Sandpiper was strutting its stuff recently in a half evaporated pond. Fun lying in the still damp muck - 'tis the time of the year! The light was getting harsh, but I managed to tame some shadows under the belly, tail and chin via dodge tool - some fill-flash at time of capture would have been good as well.

    Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/2500s., f/5.6, ISO 800, natural light, handheld, about 80% FF, eye work, a few of the bright highlights on the bill have been eliminated, as well as some spots in the water.

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    I don't envy you lying in the muck to get this shot but the low POV and the work you've done to deal with the harsh lighting has really paid off.

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    A classic DanCad photo!
    Nice and low, tack sharp and excellent IQ.
    I like the color of the green in the water and the line of vegetation across the frame.
    Still waiting for shorebirds to migrate through Ingonish. Very very delayed,
    Gail

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    The light looks good to me. I really like the way you handle the noise from the 7d2, this shot looks good on my screen.

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    Gerhard

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    Nice low angle here like the raised foot and the green all around the bird.

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