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I love the detail, setting, and colours on this image. The HA is nice. I think I may have went f/8, there's just a wee bit too much OOF for my liking, but thats personal taste.
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You did well with a potentially awkward situation. This is one of those rare time when I would not have minded more d-o-f. I'd lose the (specular highlight?) circles in the upper left.
I am assuming that Sanderling is pretty uncommon in Utah ...
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Really like those colors in the background and foreground. The preening pose is nice as well. Nice light.
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Arthur Morris
You did well with a potentially awkward situation. This is one of those rare time when I would not have minded more d-o-f. I'd lose the (specular highlight?) circles in the upper left.
I am assuming that Sanderling is pretty uncommon in Utah ...
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Thank you for the comment.
Sanderling are common during migrations in UT. It is not a rarity. To get this background is difficult. This was taken in a lake near sand dunes.
I do like the specular highlight from the waves and hence choose to include it in the composition.
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This is a bit different, but I like it a lot. Personally like the upper LHS, quite subtle, but makes me think about the cause.
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