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    bill kominsky
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    Default Northern Shoveler

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    This was the first and the last one we ever saw in this area, the naturalist said it was probably lost or blown off course I myself don't really know, but do know it was an honor to see and to photograph.
    Canon MK-11-N ISO=200 at f/7.1 1/400th of a sec. and 100-400-L at 330-MM.

    All comments welcome and appreciated.

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    I just wish for a lower angle, but other than that and some hot whites, I like it very much! Congratulations!

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    Good sharpness on this one, Bill.
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    Considering it's rare for your location , it's a fine shot. Good detail and comp. The high angle is what hurts it.

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    If I remember I think I could have had a lower angle but thought it would have detracted from the beautiful detail in the back feathers, sorry.

    Bill

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    Nice colors and details,I would prefer to see a lower angle!

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