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 Taken earlier this week. The sand on our beaches in MA can appear purple due to quartz (from what I understand). Curious what you think of the angle and crop (20%). I know you can't see the whole bird, but I was going for close-up. Please consider opening in full view. All comments and critiques are welcomed. Best, Matt Canon 7D Mark II Canon 500mm f/4 II 1.4X III f/8 ISO 640 1/1600 Last edited by Matt Filosa on Fri Aug 26, 2016 5:41 am, edited 1 time in total. |
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