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    Default Piping plovers are back

    I took this image yesterday morning at the local beach. I like these little guys a lot. They seem very inquisitive. D300s with 600 VR and 1.4tc. 1/2000 f/6.3 iso 320

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    Beautiful portrait, great pose and colours.

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    That's what I call a perfect shot!

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    Very Very nice! Love the eye contact and the complimentary background color.

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    Stunning shot of this Plover all the way around. Great breeding colors and light on him. Whites are beautifully exposed.

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    sweet pose and nice low angle, good details
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    I really like the pose, setting, exposure control and narrow focus plane, but would prefer a bit more sand at bottom of image.

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    I know what you mean Simon. I took some off the bottom because it was just an oof band that looked crappy.

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