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    I managed several parting shots of these two male Harlequin ducks as they swam off into deeper water. (the tide was coming in, and I was already ankle deep in salt water).




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    Great find, these ducks are so beautiful. Exposure looks good, too. I wish there were no shadow on the tail of the bird on the left and wish for more head turn.

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    very nice,wish the first duck had its head turned abit moreto you,I would clone the bottom left bit of sand and seaweed out inmo,but very nice shot.thanks.

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    If you could have moved to your left you would have been more square to the birds and had a better light angle. SH and EXP excellent.
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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions. My feet were already wet,(ocean water is cold at this time of year), trying to get these shots.

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