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Pjerry

Great egret, The Biesbosch, The Netherlands

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Model: Lisadly Lilien
Studio: Dora van de Loo, Venlo, The Netherlands

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Great egret, The Biesbosch, The Netherlands

(c) Pierre Timmermans 2020

(c) Pierre Timmermans 2020
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NIKON D850

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 220 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 5000/10

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Werkendam, Noord-Brabant, NL

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Sep, 2020

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312

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+75

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Mooie compositie, prachtig beeld

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Dank je wel Gert.

Beautiful capture!!

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Thank you so much Patsy. It's a beautiful bird and environment, for me it was only a click ;).

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Prachtige dieptewerking, heel mooi!

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Dank je wel Eelco, uit jouw mond heeft dat een extra waarde voor mij.

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Excellent composition and lighting.

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Thank you very much Ruwan. It's much appreciated.

Wow! Beautiful image.

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It's one of my favorites too. Glad you agree, many thanks.

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Beautiful shot, jaelouse about the responses. 😉

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Thanks Joop.The responses? Not the capture? ;)))

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A stunning beautifully framed capture, Pierre!!

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Thanks Chuck, I really couldn't miss it… ;)