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    Default Arctic tern juv (Sterna paradisaea)

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    Also known as the Sea swallow. I captured this locally.

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    Focal length in 35 mm film : 1202.0mm
    300mm f4 & MC20
    ISO : 1600
    Exposure mode : Manual exposure
    Exposure compensation : +0.7 EV
    Shutter : 1/2500 sec
    Aperture : F8

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    A lovely shot of this fst-flying youngster. The surf provides a nice context.

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    Agree with Bill here. Love the in flight pose, BG, sharpness & colours. Just wondering if you could clone out the yellow patch, bottom right, as it's drawing my eye to it.

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    Bird is nice and sharp, unfortunately the bird is moving away from us a bit. Still nicely managed.

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    Hi Jon, a tern I have not seen before. I love the colors on the bird. Ocean color so much different than here. Thank you for sharing.
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    hi Jon .... this version looks better
    overall you did well with the processing as the subject does look quite good . I do really like the color rendering . and the tones are processed nicely .
    technically a pretty good flight shot and I would have taken this as a good one .... but meanwhile I try to look also for the angle , albeit maybe not as strict as the ´specialists ´here .
    so i also do find the angle not ideal , but ok . the North Sea looks really murky , or is it somewhere in a harbor .

    I think the image can go a bit brighter

    tfs Andreas

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    It's the Irish sea, just off the River Mersey, I have others I appreciate angle not ideal for some ... more to follow.

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    when are the Otters from Mull coming .... hope you went for them and not only for the feathered friends

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Liedmann View Post
    when are the Otters from Mull coming .... hope you went for them and not only for the feathered friends
    I didn't get good images, I got so close that I didn't dare move, I had to be content with the experience. Lesson learnt. The distant images are too distant.

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    sorry to hear .... as I am thinking to shoot the Otters one day in the near future .
    but due to my shoulder issues it will be not this year .

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