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    SO QUIET around here! All the waterfowl and shorebirds have departed for the Arctic for the summer, so here's another frame - tighter this time - of the breeding
    plumage Pacific Loon that spent an unlikely week in a golf course pong 20 minutes from my exorbitantly price Bay Area apartment.

    Gonna have to go to the photo vault for content these next few weeks...

    Canon 600mm f/4 IS II on EOS 1DX Mark II
    1/2000 at f/7.1, ISO 640, handheld
    Processed in LR CC with a few local exposure adjustments to even out the blacks and whites

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    Very nice close-up...Eye looks great, exposure excellent.
    Dan Kearl

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    Nice Dorian nothing bad to say. I love the dark background.Beautiful TFS

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    Nice portrait of this loon. The golf course made for some nice green water. The head angle is perfect. Nice and sharp.

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    Dorian:

    Well exposed, composed and processed. Excellent shooting angle as well. The loons that I work are on their nests, and hope to see the hatch in about two weeks. Thanks for keeping me exciting to see them again.

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