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Dawesy

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Bempton Razorbills

01-08-2019, 11:25

Razorbill ( Alca torda ) by Steve Dawes, on Flickr
Razorbill ( Alca torda ) by Steve Dawes, on Flickr

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Trev B

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01-08-2019, 13:48

Re: Bempton Razorbills

Two great shots Steve especially the first

Trev

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antoeknee

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01-08-2019, 13:51

Re: Bempton Razorbills

Nice detail. Plummage can make getting exposure right a bit tricky, you seem to have got it pretty much spot on.

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Bill53

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01-08-2019, 18:22

Re: Bempton Razorbills

Two nice shots Steve.

Bill.

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pelliott1954

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#5

02-08-2019, 07:33

Re: Bempton Razorbills

NIce to see images of them isolated and with a clean background

Paul
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02-08-2019, 13:16

Re: Bempton Razorbills

Thanks Trev , Ant , Bill and Paul

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