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    Nice set MB. It is amazing that such big birds get airborne. That is quite a wingspan in shot 2
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    Cool perspective in #1 and some nice detail in #2 MB. Well done.
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    very cool set mbrager!!Really love the comp and movement in shot 1
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    Cool captures, Mike! Most Calgarians are amazed to hear that Calgary has a flock that summers here every year. Were these taken near the weir?

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    Ha! I see you have been to the weir again. Wonderful captures, both of them. Makes it all worthwhile to go for the hour's drive, doesn't it?
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    Thanks for the comments on these. It took me a while to figure out that the lines of the water flow were leading lines for the pelican in shot 1, so I was experimenting with several different crops. These were shot at Wyndham-Carseland Provincial Park, southeast of Calgary along the Bow River. There is a weir there that must attract fish, as there was a fairly large flock of pelicans as well as cormorants.
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    I love that first shot. Very original composition!
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    Thanks Jason.
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