Inspiring and Supporting Photographers of Australian Birds
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Comment | The day was drizzly and overcast resulting in a pleasant muted high key colour throughout the frame. The feeding Sandpiper creates a reverse s curve vertically through the 'portrait' format. Whilst the head area is in focus the rest of the bird is softly rendered adding to the atmospheric feel of the overall picture. I was able to photograph this hand held from a relatively short distance from the window of the car. The sandpiper was able to go about feeding undisturbed. | |||||||||||||||
Keywords | feeding/with prey, adult, non-breeding plumage/features | |||||||||||||||
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