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    Default American Oystercatcher

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    Shot taken at Ft. Desoto last Friday. This guy was posing for a few photographers. We were able to get about within 20 feet. Got flat on the sand to get to eye-level. Hope you like it.

    Exposure 0.002 sec (1/640)
    Aperture f/10.0
    Focal Length 850 mm
    ISO Speed 400
    Exposure Bias +2/3 EV
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    Excellent techs!! Maybe a bit more room on the right.

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    Great IQ, and overall well exposed. I do like the detail and colours, and agree, a little more room on the right will work.

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    Very nice, Troy. Lovely light, exposure and low angle. I'd probably try with some more room on both sides is possible.

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    Love the low angle and the sweet light and ditto Sidharth on the framing.
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    Gotta love these guys. Great light and color. I'll go contrarian and suggest that personally a little room on the left would help. (And maybe a tad on the right.) I might be tempted to clean up the eye a little bit if that's within your ethic. It seems common to see slight imperfections in the eyes of Oystercatchers, so I suppose the image need not try to show perfection where it doesn't exist. (PS also very nicely exposed, and great low angle.)

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    One of these days I might get to see one of these creatures in real life...I hope!

    Everything looks as it should be...enjoy the low angle and like the others suggested, I would add a bit more room on the right.

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    Excellent pose and details Troy!
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    Thank you all.
    Reprocessed the shot with more room all around.


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