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I waited for the sun to set at the right angle. I love that the Flamingo had his back to the sun. I also wanted a dark background to create some separation....
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I waited for the sun to set at the right angle. I love that the Flamingo had his back to the sun. I also wanted a dark background to create some separation. This is my thought process when I'm making the shot, creating fast to get the right shot.
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