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    Default Dramatic Staredown With A Common Goldeneye.

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    I posted a few images of this species recently as they gave me a nice show a couple of weeks ago. Here's another, plus a blogpost you can visit about my encounter with these guys' courtship activities:

    http://www.dancadphotography.com/unc...on-goldeneyes/

    Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/2500s., f/5.6, ISO 400, cropped for comp after slight rotation.

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    Interesting perspective on a Common Goldeneye Daniel! Must have been cold to get that low shooting angle in the dead of winter!
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    A unique look at this Goldeneye; don't think I've ever seen one from this angle. I won't ask who won the staredown. In addition to the bird, I love the look of the water with your low POV.

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    Like the low POV and the pose,beautiful shot!

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    Really unusual pose!
    I like the perfectly symmetrical look at both eyes and love the chipmunk cheeks.
    Your comments imply a small crop so I might be tempted to crop tighter all around.
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    Great low angle. Interesting pose on the bird. I like the composition here.

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    Amazingly sick pose. The soft light and low angle are killer. Bummer that the snow cave was not centered right over his head ...

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    This is super cool Daniel. My kind of shooting angle and a really interesting pose. Love the snow as a background. Very nice!

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