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Brian Sugden

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03-12-2021, 15:19

Taken on Fort Myers Beach, Florida. It was a grab shot which is why only 1 oystercatcher is sharp. I didn't have time to dial down the aperture. Not sure why the willett has hitched a ride!

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Trev B

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03-12-2021, 16:13

Only one sharp! I would say an excellent shot Brian very well captured

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Bill53

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03-12-2021, 18:59

Totally agree with Trev's comment - superb capture.

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03-12-2021, 19:11

That's a brilliant captured photo!

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03-12-2021, 19:27

Well caught Brian

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03-12-2021, 22:33

A brilliant shot Brian, well spotted and taken

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El Sid

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06-12-2021, 12:45

A photo opportunity brilliantly taken and the shallowish depth of field is a non-issue for me.

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