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    Default Semipalmated Plover

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    This semipalmated plover (I think!) was standing in a calm pool early one morning at Estero. Cloned out a little exposed mud just left of the plover. All C & C appreciated!

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    Wow...nice and clean reflection shot...with superb pose. Exposure looks very good and perfect angle for the reflection.

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    Lovely reflection, nice composition.

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    Very nice pose Mike. Great reflection and awesome eye contact.

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    Very nice Mike. The reflection looks great and I love the subtle shadow. It looks like you might have cleaned up a second catchlight and spot on the bill on the bird itself (flash?) but missed it on the reflection.

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    Beautiful reflection, and the higher angle took advantage of that. Original vertical?

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    Thanks to all for the feedback. Daniel, the shot is a vertical crop from a horizontal image. And, Jeff, you have a very sharp eye! You are exactly right about the two spots on the reflection. Thanks for pointing them out--it never crossed my mind!

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    Can't help with species but gorgeous pose and reflection. Very powerful image for me. :)

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    Very sweet pose and the reflection really adds to this.

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    Sweet image! lovely work done here. And yes, the double catch light on the eye can be fixed! Other than that a wonderul image. Did you shoot this one in vertical orientation also?

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