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    George DeCamp
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    Glossy Ibis, Jamaica Bay NY

    Jamaica Bay is my stomping grounds when I want to get some neat shore bird shots. I think someone else here likes this place also...(he said with a sheepish grin).

    This image was captured one late morning after spending the early morning shooting the little shorebirds. Sometimes, not always, the Ibis here can be approachable if you go slow and low. At one point this guy was too close and I had to remove my x1.4 converter to get him in the viewfinder, this is one of those images.


    Nikon D2x, 500mm AF-S, ISO 200, f8, 1/800, Skimmer Ground Pod, Wimberley Head II

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    Very nice angle. Funny fluffy bird :)
    Love the bg.
    Szimi

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    Maxis Gamez
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    This is a very nice image George, the low angle really goes well with the pose. Nicely done!

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    Alfred Forns
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    Low angle and light on bird does it for me One of the most difficult to light up the feathers !!!! Excellent !!!!

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Great image George with the ruffled feathers , low angle and rich color. Also I really like the pose in this capture.

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    Love the low angle and your got the colors of the bird. Well done!

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    George, there is lots to like about this one. Nice light, bg, low angle, and fluffed up bird. I also like that you were able to capture the bird's wonderful colors. The raised foot is cool too.
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    This is a winner, the plumage looks stunning and although his body is turned away a bit, his head angle is good. The background is gorgeous and the low angle completes
    the package :)

    Happy New Year, and I LOVE your signature picture.

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    Wonderful shot!
    Wish i got these guys this well in Australia....

    Well done!

    Greetings,

    Jeroen Stel

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