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Incoming At Six O'clock
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Uploaded: 03/03/11 10:35 PM GMT
Incoming At Six O'clock
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This is another sandpiper shot from my time on a Florida beach. These creatures are pretty deft at keeping one step ahead of a wave. It's as though they have eyes in the back of their heads. I actually did see one fellow get partially swamped but catching that with a camera is almost impossible.
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.snapshooter87
03/03/11 11:33 PM GMT
This could have used a bit more foreground sand for a better balanced composition. I think it will have more impact by cropping about 2/3rds of the water from the left border to the bird, and a tiny bit from the bottom. That should better balance the bird with the wave mass upper right.
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I think you had better warn it the tide is on its way in lol.Very nice photo and great to see the blue sea my friend i miss it.
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I love watching these guys doing their little dance at the beach, Ed. They seem to keep a step ahead of the water with little effort. I agree with Doug about the foreground sand but I'm not sure about the cropping on the left. I have noticed that the beaches in Florida seem to have a steeper gradient than the ones around here. As for the details of the photo, it seems that the bird could be a little more sharply focused. The water looks great though.
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I'm not afraid of dying. I just don't want to be there when it happens.