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    Canon 1DX Mk2
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    This is one from the shore in my hometown...This bird was 'leading' me towards the rocks away from the beach area where it is nesting. It kept calling, but stayed a good distance away. I managed to get quite close, before it flew off, back to the beach area and the nest. Its the same scenario year after year...

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    Nice view on a nice perch.
    Details look great.
    You handled the light well.
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    as if ı'm there. congratulations

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    Lovely shot. Could do with a little less of the rock IMO.
    Love the light, head turn and detail.

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    This is really pretty.
    Lovely light, simple but good composition. IQ excellent.
    Agree about taking a bit off the bottom to remove the OOF rock (if you have enough pixels) and add more to right.
    Gail
    PS You were only at 640 but I see some purplish pixellation in the BG, especially to the right of the plover. I am trying to figure out why you would have this?

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    Beautiful little plover, nice perch, clean background, good feather detail. Thank you for sharing, Will.
    Joe Przybyla

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    Lovely shot with good detail and head turn. Agree about a little less rock; and the pixellation noted. This isn't a species that I've often seen, but the few that I've seen (in Iceland) had darker blacks on the head and neck. Maybe a seasonal thing? Or would it benefit from adding a few points of black to the bird?

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    Solid frame of this plover. The background is very nice. I like the rock perch.

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