
by Ken Archer
One of the highlights of last years trip to Nome, Alaska was finding this very co-operative eider resting on the beach near the harbor. Many thanks to Mathew Studebaker for sharing his location with our group.
Canon MKIV; 600mm; 1/2500; f9; ISO 800; Manual setting with spot meter and tripod, full frame
All your suggestions and comments are very much appreciated.
Comments
4 commentsVery cool lighting, Ken. I might be tempted to lighten the breast just a touch, but I'mnot sure it would work any better.
I like the outstretched leg, eye contact and low angle. I also like that dark BG on this one Ken, nice work!
Great resting pose and dynamic lighting, it works very well Ken.
What a cool bird, TFS this excellent shot!

Beautiful side lighting here Ken, a bird I have always wanted to see, I guess I picked the wrong year to go
