Piping Plover

[Adams Serra]

The number of shore birds are increasing at Estero Laggon.
This one is from yesterday afternoon.

MKIII
F 8
1/1000
Iso 400
600mm x 2tc

All comments are appreciated

[Desmond Chan]

Like the moment you captured. Sharp in the eye and good details in the feathers on the back. The bright light doesn't seem to help in rendering the details in the white feathers on the chest area better. Composition-wise perhaps you could crop a bit tighter.

[Lance Peters]

Hi Adams - love the low angle and the action - HA and eye contact are good.

I think a pano crop would work as well.
well done.

[Harold Davis]

nice and low! almost too low. would like to see the feet in this one. where are they? under water? hard to tell. looks to have been blurred?

[Katie Rupp]

I vote for a pano crop, too and perhaps tone down the whites just a tad. Good HA and great action capture.

[Gus Cobos]

Very nice composition Adams...
I like the details and color rendition...well done...:cool:

[Alfred Forns]

Would like to see a little crop from top and bottom Love the low angle and soft colors !!! Big Congrats !!

[Adams Serra]

Hi Harrold,they are buried in the mud and water and the OOF FG.

Adams

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Great action captured and I like the details and eye contact. Is this a piping plover? The bill seems a bit long.

[Adams Serra]

Great action captured and I like the details and eye contact. Is this a piping plover? The bill seems a bit long.

Hi Axel,
I am no expert on shore birds ID.I would be curious to find out what others think about the ID.

Adams