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Tyr-Sog wrote:
Killing it Morris! Every set gets more unique. Way to dial in your technique.
Wish I could find more shore birds in my area. Even when I head over to Lake Saint Clair with
all that shore real-estate I'm hard pressed to find them.
Thank you for sharing!]
Justin
Thank you Justin,
I'm lucky to live near this amazing place.
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csinseattle wrote:
Morris,
Excellent set, very nice
Chris S.
Thank you Chris
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JAM11 wrote:
Excellent series Morris! #2 for me.
Thank you,
It's festinating to see what is happening that close
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gmccroskery wrote:
Wow, Morris! You're the 'Skimmermeister'! These are all excellent -- I like the close up (#2) a lot. I assume you shot these in Aperture Priority? Whatever mode, the shutter speeds were just right for freezing the action, and the lighting and exposures are perfect.
Greg
Thank you Greg,
Yes I used aperture priority. I like a fast shutter speed when they are skimming yet in the air I like to blur the wings some.
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B Benson wrote:
Wow again Morris, outstanding images of a difficult subject. Well done. Bruce
Thank you Bruce,
It's taken me years to learn how to photograph the skimmers.
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DivineFocus wrote:
Nice set, Morris. Shooting them skimming is a bucket list item for me.
Thank you Dan,
They are hear from June through September. If you do make the trip plan to be on the beach for a week as conditions vary so some days are much better than others. If there is heavy rain or unusually high tides, that's when you can photograph them in a tidal pool. The set I put up in the very nice light was shot at the ocean's edge and then you need a day with smaller waves.
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George DeCamp wrote:
Really well done Morris! I remember that tidal pool from last week and was hoping the skimmers would do what you saw but it only had gulls in it! 
Anyway really well done!
Thank you George,
It was only gulls when I arrived.
Morris
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