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This is the second island we visited. It was more interesting than San Cristobal since there were moredifferent species going through courting which were close and easier to shoot.
he albatross were fantastic to see. The naturalist identified these as "Wave albatross" but I do not have a reference to that in my books. It might be a local name. I am surprised that I got this sharp an image with the conditions. The light was fading and this was hand held, braced as best as possible. 10D 35-350@350.0mm 1/90 sec, f/5.6 Metering: Evaluative ISO: 200 Flash: On Steve Bein
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