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Great BG Charles, the incoming wave and dark sky give this image a somewhat dramatic mood. Great pose and lighting on the gentoos. I am not sure about the other bird on the beach (gentoo? penguin?). Although he gives the viewer the idea that these two are not isolated, I find him mildly distracting. I would be intrested to hear some opinions.
The bird in the back is a Magellanic Penguin. I like him as he sets the scene.
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I agree the BG penguin really adds alot to the scene...I love it as presented. I really like the sunny conditions on your subjects combined with the darkish skies in the BG.
Dramatic sky really sets it off. I would be curious if you have another in the series with the rear bird just a bit more to the left, perhaps a stride or so. I think the slight increase in separation would be a plus.
I though flash had been used as well, but perhaps the effect is from the dark background with light foreground.