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Oh Sara! Geeez, I just got a vision of a National Geographic cover! ITS AMAZING!
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TWENTY EIGHTH? Really? 28th?
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Really nice, composition, lighting, etc. good luck.
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Magical. Well captured. Sharp, good lighting and an unusual subject.
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beautiful capture and clarity on birds..one of the best images
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Beautifully intimate. My yellow ribbon selection.
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Sweet moment :-) Such expectant little fuzzy faces.
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Sweet and maternal - very nice nature photography. The little ones are adorable!
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Great moment to capture and the detail is great. Would like to see the specs on this one. Well done. (voted earlier)
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Great image of a fleeting scene.
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precious shot! i find the rock in the front a bit too bright and distracting though, maybe just burn it or a slight vignette? 9
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Seldom seen nesting image. Great moment mom and chicks all engaging. WD.
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I really love this! We have nesting kittiwakes here in Newfoundland, I'd be thrilled to get a photo like this.
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Not sure I've ever seen baby gulls. These are adorable! That white of feather is so very difficult to shoot without blowing it out, but you've done a very nice job of it. Great contrast and sharpness.
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This is so crisp and clear it makes it hard to imagine it could be real.
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Great. I like how everything but the beak is naturally black/white.
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Highlights on the back of the gull are blown out as you no doubt know already but this is a really nice image regardless. Shows very sweet parental attention, the babies are adorable and the focus is nice and crisp. Good composition too, although I don't personally care for the border. Nice work.
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Gorgeous nature shot! Love it!
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Scaling the cliff wall was slow but steady going. Cailet came over the rise and was greeted by a sight she was hoping to see. Making sure she was safe and secure to the wall, Cailet pulled out her lightweight camera to take pictures of the mother kittiwake and her chicks.
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awesome white tones and fantastic detail. not sure if the beak is intentional left saturated or if this image is natural, which sells it so much more.
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Amazing nature image. Great work! I admire this image very much. 10
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