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    Default American Oystercatcher

    Captured this frame at Nickerson Beach (Long Island, NY) while visiting my family on the East Coast in June.

    Canon 600mm f/4 IS II on EOS R5
    1/4000 at f/5.6, ISO 800
    Processed in LR CC and Topaz. Removed two darker blades of grass which I found distracting.

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    Very nice Dorian! Love the pose, head angle/eye contact. Love the BG and FG green too. Sharp and well processed.

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    Really sweet flight image of this species! Love the grasses in the frame, the BG, the bird angle, etc. Very nicely done!

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    Hi Dorian, really nice flight image. I second the positive comments already posted. Thank you for sharing.
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    Cool shot Dorian ... apart from the very nice light and pose of the subject , I specially like the painterly looking grasses and the contrasting smooth BG !!!

    Well done on all counts .

    TFS Andreas

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    Very pleasing to the eye....The position of the bird and the grasses looks real good....Nice one Dorian...

    Will

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    The grasses and the warm light -- especially on the sand, rock.

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    nice frame, yet to capture one of these guys in good light up close. I fell the one with wings full down would have been even better but take this any day

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