Plover

[Giovanni Frescura]

For it is a nice situation
And for you ?
Canon Mark III
Canon 300 f.2,8 + extender 2x
iso 400
f.5,6
1/400
manual stting

[Axel Hildebrandt]

I really like the mood in this one and it is great to see a plover species that I'm not familiar with. I also like the angle. The light angle is not ideal, could you have moved to your right? I would tone down the sunlit whites and sharpen the birds more.

[Giovanni Frescura]

I really like the mood in this one and it is great to see a plover species that I'm not familiar with. I also like the angle. The light angle is not ideal, could you have moved to your right? I would tone down the sunlit whites and sharpen the birds more.

I have no possibility to move because the mother saw me

[Giovanni Frescura]

So it is better ?
Thanks

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Yes, the repost looks better.

[Connie Mier]

From the thumbnail, I never would have known there was a chick in the photo, very lovely to see! Repost is an improvement, but lighting and bg makes this difficult. I keep wondering what the object is behind the bird. Trash of some kind?

[Giovanni Frescura]

From the thumbnail, I never would have known there was a chick in the photo, very lovely to see! Repost is an improvement, but lighting and bg makes this difficult. I keep wondering what the object is behind the bird. Trash of some kind?

are shells and mussels......

[Tony Whitehead]

Nice low angle and feel with the mother looking over the chick. The dark thing behind looks like a dried kelp frond.

[Harshad Barve]

Good advise given above
I liked mood of image very much
TFS