Andy brown
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Featherscape
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Wolfgang Plattner
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Hi Andy,
... very simple, very light, very well captured, very beautiful ...!
... very simple, very light, very well captured, very beautiful ...!
Andy brown
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Thanks Wolfgang, it was certainly light and fun.
Maggie Terlecki
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The detail is amazing. How did you get so close?
Andy brown
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Maggie, it's a pelican, they're bold birds. I move closer a few inches at a time and they get used to me. I was about 4 feet away. Minimum focal distance on my 300 mm.
Antonio Correia
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Wonderful !
If you rotate it, you can imagine the feathers are plants with white flowers.
If you rotate it, you can imagine the feathers are plants with white flowers.
Andy brown
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I'll try that Antonio, I have another shot where the 'flowers' are sharper.
Andy brown
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A new botanical discovery - Pelicanus conspicillatus.
Antonio Correia
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Ah ah !... look how nice it is ! 
In fact, one doesn't know if the photograph has been rotate or not !
In fact, one doesn't know if the photograph has been rotate or not !