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 I post this image, bacause I like it a lot and moreover it can be discussed, because it is definately not flaweless. I was accepted by this Redshank in his field. In my experience they are not easily approached, so I handled it with great care. To my surprise it accepted me. It was calling a lot when I tried to get closer, but when I was finally in shooting range and stayed there for an hour or so it would walk right by me. Here it was replying to another redshank, probably it's mate which was on the nest appr a 50 m from where we were. 'Unfortunately' it was quite close at the moment for the FL I worked with. I had to choose to either cut the flowers in the BG or cut the virtual feet. I choose not to cut the flowers. Do you agree with this choise? ANY other comments are also welcome as always. Cheers Peter [b]http://www.peterdenhartog.com[/b]
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I agree a bit more room at the bottom could be great but I would be happy with this image the way it is, maybe just moving the camera a bit to the right so the bird is a bit more to the left. 
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