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    This is a nearly full frame image of a Sanderling. The sun was mostly shining that morning, but we had intermittent cloud cover. That's when I took this image. I like the complimentary colors that overcast skies produce when photographing this species of bird.



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    Yes, overcast conditions really help with the whites of certain shorebirds. Nice one of this adult non-breeding plumage bird. I like all the grays here too.

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    Very lovely image Doug with great detail and I love the contrasting colors of the sanderling and the BG. Beautiful composition and good low angle.

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    Beautiful work, Doug. You should try converting this to B&W and give us a look down in the OOTB forum.

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    It's not far removed from B&W as presented Julie. Not a bad idea though!
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    Almost monocrome, VERY nice, I like it, exposure looks great, pose, and sharpness are outstanding and the angle is perfect!

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    Gorgeous Doug - love the low angle and the almost mono colours.
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    Amazing image, Doug! Bigger than lifesize! Superb angle--interesting colors.

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    Beautiful work Doug! very nice definition here and sharpness right on.

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    Wonderful low perspective, eye contact and subdued tones. Also like the focus band across the image.

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    Just perfect Doug!
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