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    Barengat Lighthouse State Park

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    Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6 L IS

    Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/640)
    Aperture: f/6.3
    Focal Length: 400 mm
    ISO Speed: 400

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    Ryan I like the position of these two drakes and their mussel covered perch. I might consider adding a touch of pace on the right side as the right drake's tail is almost cut off in the frame.

    I realise that you were creating this image while looking down a sloping rock but did you get any other images with the birds more at eye level?

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    Nice to have 2 ducks in the frame, Ryan. Do you have any where they are looking at each other? Whites look a bit hot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen Stephen View Post
    Ryan I like the position of these two drakes and their mussel covered perch. I might consider adding a touch of pace on the right side as the right drake's tail is almost cut off in the frame.

    I realise that you were creating this image while looking down a sloping rock but did you get any other images with the birds more at eye level?
    That's very difficult at Barnegat...some days it's easier than others.

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    Great birds, not easy to exp. I like the visible feet. Ideally the bird o left would look at the camera IMO.
    The seaweed adds to the image here, I like it.

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