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    Default Kildeer in habitat

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    40D. 400 f5.6L wide open. iso 640. 1/1600s. high iso as the bird was in shade earlier and swiftly walked into light. ~70% crop....i.e. ~30% of pixels thrown away.

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    Sweet light! Wonderful feather detail, HA and catchlight. I like the low angle and the background.:)
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    KD, Sweet light, sharp, EXP spot on, and the perfect look-back head turn. Could use some bill and chin clean-up and the grass totally blocking the feet is a negative. Not sure what caused the various white marks on the rear feathers...
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    Kaustubh, I like the pose and the nice details. The BG is pleasing and I don't mind the grass as it is where I usually see them.

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    Excellent low angle Kaus, and the sweet light and details puts this over the top. Well captured.

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    Thank you for the low angle! The photo is a bit noisy, especially the background, probably the result of your preparation for shots in the shade.

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