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Nairns Foreshore, Mandurah

Nairns Foreshore, Mandurah (Image ID 43905)
Photographed byJim Schultz on Sun 29th Nov, 2020 and uploaded on Wed 16th Dec, 2020 .
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ID43905
CommentTaken at dawn (04:52) out towards Peel Harvey Estuary and the mounds of Serpentine and Murray Rivers, the Nairn Foreshore of Mandurah, Western Australia is an important wintering feeding ground for many species of migratory birds. Serpentine River mound is at the closest to the left, and Murray River mound is at the rear of the image, to the right of the centre. By looking carefully, you will see the river entry navigation lights for both rivers.
Shortly after dawn, waterbirds will start to arrive to forage, and when they are full, they will often sit and rest on exposed sand banks, depending on the tide.
EquipmentD850 with GPS
Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f2.8 G ED set at 28mm
Technique: Sitting low on the ground; camera mounted on Velbon/Manfrotto ballhead tripod combo, set up as low as possible. Time delay shutter release – 5 seconds.
Exposure Mode: MANUAL 1/40 sec at f6.3; ISO-640. Metering Mode: Center-Weighted; Focus Mode: Manual & AF Area Mode: Single
Nikon ViewNX-i for viewing and selecting files; Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw/CC 2020 for resizing and mild cropping, selective work and general post-processing; Topaz Pro plug-in DeNoise was used for mild blanket sharpening and moderate noise control.
LocationNairns Foreshore, Mandurah, Western Australia. Peel-Harvey Estuary KBA
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