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What’s your favorite bird to photograph, {NAME}? I don’t photograph birds all that often,

What’s your favorite bird to photograph, {NAME}? I don’t photograph birds all that often, and I suppose gulls at the beach would be my most often photographed variety. It sure takes a lot of skill to get a good photo of a bird, even one that’s sitting still. That’s why I like today’s [Inspirational Photo of the Day](… It’s so sharp and full of detail, and that background is oh so smooth! I’m also digging the little bit of tree branch sticking up into the scene. That adds some nice interest to the shot, don’t you think? Here’s to snagging some high-quality bird photos like [this one](! Alex [image] P.S. You’re a big fan of bird photography, and might have even read a tutorial or two on how to improve your shots. But you need more detail on tasks from start to finish to really set your photos of birds apart. Sound familar? [Give this resource a try - it’ll be the answer to your bird photography prayers](! [Unsubscribe]( PhotographyTalk 3941 Bristol St Santa Ana, California 92704 United States

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