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    Peregrine Craig Nash
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    A shot of the Wrybill New Zealands endemic wader with bill that always bends to the right. 1d2n Sigma 500.

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    Great capture! Pretty good DOF, what aperture did you use?
    It could use a bit more sharpening, and thanks for sharing this one!

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    Makes me smiling :) Nice action taken. Bit frame filling subject but apart of this I like this.

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    I just love the color tone and the implied context. A sleepy
    bird yawning on a gray afternoon!
    Congratulations!

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    Very nice. The "balancing act" really makes this shot. There's room for a little more pop. I set the black point at 10.10.10 and white point at 240.240.240, so there's no blocking of shadow details and no clipping of highlights. And a little sharpening with an edge mask.


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    Hi Peregrine
    Like the frontal head image.
    These guys don't loiter so well done getting this.
    David: Like the snap you've added and thanks for edit details.
    Cheers: Ian Mc

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    Most effective composition, and an amazing bill. I didn't mannage to see this species when I was in NZ.

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    Really neat shot with the open beak and low angle, I think the contrast on the repost is an improvement.

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