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I was at the beach the other day with my camera. Weather wasn't great, so didn't take many landscape shots as I planned. Put my camera in high burst and randomly took some shots of seagulls circulating the sky. Sky looked grey, so I put a sepia mask over it.

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beautiful capture
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Very Nice, Beautiful Subtle colors and Crystal clear focus. Nice composition
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Very nice, great capture. I tried it myself the other day and couldn't get the bird flying into the frame as you have done so subsequently had to crop drastically. Definitely looks better your way.
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Nie shot..
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nicee..looks good to me...
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Job well done.Outstanding picture captured by you.
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Very nice, great capture. I tried it myself the other day and couldn't get the bird flying into the frame as you have done so subsequently had to crop drastically. Definitely looks better your way.

I set my camera on highspeed shutter burst and sort of panned the bird like you would for a car race. Also having a 18-270mm zoom range does help filling the frame with the bird.
 
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