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    One of many Winter visitors to my favorite location, Ft. DeSoto, on Florida's Gulf Coast.

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    My absolute favorite situation is being in the water with the birds and gaining their trust. It's very special to spend time with them in their environment.

    I could have used a bit more head-turn towards me, but I'll take it.

    Cheers!
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    David:

    Nice shooting angle, I think the head angle is fine, I like the gentle ripples in the water, sharp.

    I think the image would present better with a much smaller watermark, it is quite obtrusive.

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    Hi David,
    Nice to see you posting here! Again, it was great to meet you at Fort Desoto in April.
    Very nice shot. I love dunlins. This is a lovely shot. I really like the comp. The water ripples and water colors really make this picture very nice. Beautiful feather detail.
    Agree about the BIG watermark!
    Gail

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    Better folks? :)

    I admit to struggling with how to watermark images, and I'm not suggesting mine are worthy of theft. I see some watermarks that are so tiny they'd be rendered useless if someone had nefarious intentions. On the other hand I've seen images watermarked beyond recognition...just trying to find a happy medium.

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    So much better!!
    Gail

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    Lovely low angle, light and water. The bird is beautifully exposed and sharp.
    Thanks for resizing/relocating the watermark.

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    The image is great . I love the great ripples and reflective look to the water. I don't mind the watermark as I have learned to see past them. I have had images stolen and used on a very controversal website so I do understand the importance of making them hard to get rid of. By the way your images ARE worthy of theft so protect them. Great detail as well

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    lovely shot,I like the ripples in thewater too,nice detail,nice pose,I think the HA is sound.thanks.

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