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    A Snowy Plover photographed on Sanibel Island in January shortly before sunset. 40D, 500 f/4, 1/800, f/7.1, ISO 400. Comments are welcome.

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    Great light, angle and details. I only wish for a slight head turn towards you.

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    Steve,
    Great light! The image is well exposed and sharp.
    This may sound silly, but I would prefer the full shadow in the frame with a touch more canvas at the bottom.
    Head angle looks fine to me.
    Beautiful image.
    James

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Shadle View Post
    Steve,
    Great light! The image is well exposed and sharp.
    This may sound silly, but I would prefer the full shadow in the frame with a touch more canvas at the bottom.
    Head angle looks fine to me.
    Beautiful image.
    James
    Hi James. Good points about the shadow and room at the bottom. I would just say that at that time of day, the shadow can stretch out a looong ways. :)

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    Love it! The sprinkling of shells is a nicely included element. Great light, and excellent low angle. Man, this guy really posed sqaure to you...you can't ask for a more parallel position to the sensor plane :-)

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    Gorgeous lighting and detail in this shot Steve, nice low angle too.

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    Lovely bird in sweet light....but I agree about the shadow...with simple compositions like these it are the little details that make the difference.

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    Light and exposre are great as is the comp. Gotta love the low angle. It makes the shot.

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