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    Default Wilson's Plover

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    EOS-1D Mk III, 500mm f/4L + 1.4xII, 1/1000, f/5.6, ISO 400
    About 70% of Full Frame

    Photographed last month at Little Estero Lagoon.

    Removed one OOF blob next to right leg.

    Looking forward to your comments and critiques !

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    Nice light & wonderful BG/FG. The area right behind the eye looks soft to me.

    I think I'd probably take a good bit off the bottom and a little off the top.

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    Excellent forground and bg,light and pose,i would crop a bit at the bottom

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    Lovely lighting and I like the smooth soft blend between the FG and the BG, I would only increase the contrast on the bird's body a bit.

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    nice shot, I also would get a bit of the bottom.

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    Love the soft tones in this one. I wouldn't crop any from the bottom personally because I like the way the smooth sand leads into the birds position.

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    It's hard not to like this one. Love the mood created by the soft light and smooth background. If I was to consider cropping, I might take a little off the top and leave the bottom. Lots of possibilities here, but also works well as presented.

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    Beautiful smooth image and I love the soft overall mood to this capture. Beautiful work Mike

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    Mike, I like the composition you chose for this shot. The bg and the placement of the bird work well here imo.

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    David Chauvin
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    Sweet! Great color and and I love the soft detail.

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