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    Alexander Koenders
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    Default Litlle ringed plover

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    Laying on the ground and waiting fore the bird to pass by.

    Olympus E3, Zuiko ED300 F2.8, Zuiko 2.0 converter, 600mm focuslength, 1/1600sec, F7.1, ISO200, 0 stops
    Last edited by Alexander Koenders; 06-24-2009 at 08:58 AM.

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    Cream and peaches texture and BG. Great detail all over and sweet EXP, even for the slightly off light angle. It may be an optical illusion, but I feel it's slanted to the right.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Angle, details and eye contact look good. The light looks a bit harsh and there seems to be a color cast. The eye looks a bit washed out, maybe you could darken the pupil.

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    The techs look good for the light you had, but do wish the light angle was coming from directly behind you. Fill-flash may have helped somewhat in filling the shadows had you used that. I like the simple comp. Never realized how small and thin these guys' bills are!

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    very nice shot Alexander,sharp,nice light,not trying to be clever,but this is a LITTLE RINGED PLOVER,I am watching a pair now,who lost there first clutch,dew to being washed out.their second clutch is ready to hatch anyday now.nice shot.thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by christopher galeski View Post
    very nice shot Alexander,sharp,nice light,not trying to be clever,but this is a LITTLE RINGED PLOVER,I am watching a pair now,who lost there first clutch,dew to being washed out.their second clutch is ready to hatch anyday now.nice shot.thanks.
    Thanx for the right englisch name;)

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    what a beautiful bird this is. and a lovely capture too.
    i was just referring my images and found some images of the same species come in winter here in india
    From the images i just refere my own and some on net i found that in your image there is a bit of magenta tint which you can easily remove or reduce .

    Dont know if the tonal value of this species is little different at your place.

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    Very nice image indeed. Details are fantastic. Not sure if there is a slight pink cast. Despite the warm lights it is still over the normal I guess. Fixable. I like it.

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