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DrPhrogg

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All in a row

Least Sandpipers walk the wave edge looking for food.

Least Sandpipers walk the wave edge looking for food.
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camera

Canon EOS 70D

settings

settings

Aperture 20/1 ISO 200 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 205/1

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2016

Views

1696

Likes

+301

Awards

Winner in SHOREBIRDS Photo Challenge

People's Choice in Water birds Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+107

Superb Composition

+37

Magnificent Capture

+26

Top Choice

+12

Absolute Masterpiece

+12

Outstanding Creativity

+5

All Star

+1

Genius

Superior Skill

Virtuoso

Emotions

Impressed

+9

Happy

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Top 30 rank

Top 10 rank

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Great composition and capture.

Brilliant.

Platinum

Outstanding image..the composition and editing make this one among many bird shots on VB!

Platinum

I took over 20 shots to get this one. They were not cooperative.

PRO+

Congratulations on your Challenge Award!

PRO

Hi Pete, Congratulations on your win with this wonderful funny shot. :-)

Fantastic photo!

WoW!!! The birds seem to be so cooperative. Amazing photography💙

PRO+

All those shots were worth it. This photo is delightful.

PRO+

Congratulations, Pete! You're my WINNER in my SHOREBIRDS Challenge! So perky & it's a fun view of these birds!!!

PRO+

Stunning shot.

Platinum

Thanks for all your positive comments

Fun composition! A favorite in my 2nd Most Viewed challenge.

PRO+

very lovely parade of birds and reflection, nice shot

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