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Re: A duck and a gull?
The first is a Greylag Goose and the second is a Back Headed Gull, in summer plumage.Colin -
Re: A duck and a gull?
Many thanks colin
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Re: A duck and a gull?
lovely feather datail with the greylag. Is it full frame, as if not the crop is rather tight and always better to leave some space in front of your subject to move or look into
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Re: A duck and a gull?
Thanks Stan, good point re the cropping
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Re: A duck and a gull?
Two lovely shots with great detail - agree with the IDTrev
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Re: A duck and a gull?
Two lovely shots
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