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    This Greater Prairie Chicken is at the peak of its booming display. The sun is just breaking the horizon and is producing the reddish tones. This image was taken from a blind at a booming ground (lek) in April in western Minnesota. 40D, 500 f/4, 1/125, f/4, ISO 400. Comments are welcome.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great light, pose, details and setting, I like it a lot!

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Love the pose and excellent details. The lighting is gorgeous and a most pleasing composition. Thanks for sharing Steve !!!

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    Very nice Steve!
    Light is perfect .I could`t imagine better composition and angle .
    big congrats...
    BTW....nice bird I don`t have it in my country!

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    I am so jealous of this wonderful image! Beautiful light and that pose is so great. This is a species I would just love to photograph. Love it Steve...

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    Most interesting behaviour and beautiful light.

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    Amazing light, low angle and pose. Love it!

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    To add to all of the above; the low camera angle is a compelling aspect of the image. 1st rate.

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    Stephen, this is top notch! The display and light is beautiful!

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    Beautiful image. I love these birds. We have the lesser version in New Mexico, a tiny bit smaller with reddish boom. They are great fun to observe and photograph.

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    Love this guys! Love the lught, comp and detail! Congratulaitons!

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