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Brian Sugden

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Male and Female Mallard

24-05-2020, 13:21

Really trawling through the archives now. Taken at the London Wetland Centre 9 and 8 years ago respectively.

EOS 1D III with 500mm f/4L IS lens and 1.4 converter.

Thanks for looking.

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Daisy M

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24-05-2020, 14:46

Like those Brian, with the background they look like you invited the birds to studio.
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Trev B

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24-05-2020, 15:22

Two great portrait shots Brian -- they would make two lovely reference pictures for anyone carving a Mallard

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antoeknee

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24-05-2020, 16:02

Nice images. Shows that even our common birds have beauty.

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Bill53

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24-05-2020, 18:04

Great pair of shots Brian.

Bill.

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JayTee

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25-05-2020, 11:26

Very beautiful portraits
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pelliott1954

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25-05-2020, 12:56

Two quality shots, cracking detail on the second

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Colin W

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26-05-2020, 13:35

Great photos with nice clear backgrounds.

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