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    Hi folks .... same location as the KF image , well almost . Same day , same town just roughly 800 meters away .
    Early winter morning light , slight steaming water .... and the Dipper posed nicely in the open , just got lucky being there when the Dipper did its thing


    Canon EOS R 3
    RF 400 2,8 IS L + 2x TC
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    F 8 ; Iso 4000 ; 1/2500 sec

    Processed with DT 4.7.0 and PSCC 2024 ; slight crop and removed some of the specular HL of splashing water

    Thanks for watching and commenting to my previous postings

    Cheers Andreas

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    Lovely capture shows the dipper well. Have to say better than the American dipper. The white breast feathers makes this one showier along with belly band. I think ours is more dull,not much contrast.Love the way the water spills over the rock and the specular highlights actually add to the overall scene.TFS

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    Thanks Kevin ... glad you like the image .

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    Super shot Andreas, I like the composition and the pose. I imagine it is the light but I get the impression there is more contrast in the subject than I would normally expect, the darks perhaps a little darker. I am not sure if I would have been tempted to mute the brighter specular highlights in the water. The background seems a little different, perhaps not so smooth as some of your previous images? Not intended to be over-critical, I think this is a fine image.

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    I love the water flowing above the feet, and the sparkles within it behind. I normally prefer a better head angle (relative to body angle), but here it works well IMO as it shows an alert pose of a bird waiting for its next dive.

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    Thanks Jon and Dan for your comments , much appreciated .

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