Done low

Dunlin during spring migration.

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A lovely portrait, David - and so nice to have caught it on the move.

This certainly demonstrates the value and effectiveness of “belly flop” photography. Wonderful image made even better by the low angle.

Very nice, David. You did get down nicely for this one and it paid off very well.

A gorgeous capture, David! The low perspective, exposure, colors and details are all perfect! Nice choice for the challenge :+1:

The details in the bird stand out well, David. That raised leg adds a great extra touch. The details in the dark belly show well.

Great portrait of this seabird. No nits or suggestions.
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