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    Default Dunlin 2

    Same bird as shown in thread below, just a bit more frontal head angle. I still prefer the semi profile of my first post.

    Thanks for looking.



    Nikon D300, Sigma 500mm 4.5, f/4.5, 1/1000s, ISO 200

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    Hi Ulli - lots to like here also - think I might prefer the HA on the first one also. Id be tempted to crop a little off the top.
    Could have increased the ISO to enable you to stop down some more - would have given a bit more DOF - SHARP were it needs to be!! might have helped with the back half of the bird.
    Like the low shooting angle and good detail throughout!

    Doing well!

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    Ditto with Lance. First HA was more for my liking too...

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    Hi Ulli - love the low angle here. While I preferred the HA in your first post, I always enjoy those where the bird is seemingly staring you down!

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    Nice low angle here. I love the soft light.

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    I also like the "stare you down" HA's in most cases but here there's not quite enough eye contact (with his head angled down) so I also prefer the first one. Lovely movement in the water...

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    Hi Ulli....prefer a different head angle but love the feather detail and the fg water. The soft light works magic here!

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