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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    I wouldn't call this an Aussie icon, but it sort of is. Found around local waterways, beaches and the like. A bit of a pest when you try and have lunch by the seaside. However, rather handsome up close.



    30D, 300/4L with 1.4x, f/6.3, 1/1,250th. Cropped a little for composition. 430EX with BB, at around -2 from about three meters (ten feet) away.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Good-looking bird, great eye contact and composition. I don't know what the light was like but the whites look a bit reddish and there is a sharpening halo around the bill.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Can add to move the eye placement a bit left and lower Just love that eye and the overall feel Bg is just perfect for the good looking bird !!! Excellent !!!

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    joel quenneville
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    I love the head placement and eye contact. Good job!

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    Good work here with the exposure, like it as is, love the fact you got the hole in the beak to stand out...

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    Very nice potrait Akos. Has a slight reddish cast.

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    Nice head study Akos.

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    I agree with Al in regards to eye placement. Very nice profile image of this bird.

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    Hey Dude, Goog job on this lovely gull. Looks a bit dark on my screen.
    Was it photographed in early or late lights as having this purplish cast.
    Otherwise nice. I would have placed the biord to the left and down a bit.
    Keep up posting :)

    Szimi

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    Often seen on cricket pitches as well! Very nice portrait.

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