Wind Surfing!
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Comment by hahn23:
Long-tailed Ducks!!!! Clangula hyemalis Really a great shot of this wonderful bird. I've never seen this bird, so I am very jealous. And, you have a flock foraging in the windblown surf with ocean spray across the top of the cresting wave. Amazing. Hope this is appreciated by others as much as I like it. 10

Wind Surfing!
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Comment by nygold:
Nice shot of these old squaw you have alot here.
Females, males, diving, look outs, and a beautiful breaking wave.
Well done.

The stare down...
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Comment by HarveyG:
Amazing creatures. I like the angled pose, the inquisitiveness caught and the direct stare. Good focus in the eyes and great details. Decent BG. Difficult shooting conditions too. Kudos for getting out there.

Stung by a bee
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Comment by basssman7:
I am confused by the title but the photo is very nice.

"If I stay still she won't see me!!!" Thought the rabbit
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Comment by nam:
Elements has a color cast remover, too. Nice capture of this cute and alert rabbit.

Merlin
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Comment by nam:
Nice bird capture - they almost always choose to face away from the sun - wonder why LOL

"If I stay still she won't see me!!!" Thought the rabbit
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Comment by ursula:
It does look like it could disappear.

I haven't read Kroburg's article, so hopefully this won't be repeating the same info. You can adjust colour-cast in lab mode using channels a and b, I often use that method, and it works quite well. But, easier than that, if you have Nik Colour Efex, they have both a colour cast remover and a white neutralizer tool. Both work beautifully to get snow to look as we think it should look: white. Why are all those grapes on the ground? Rabbit food?

Merlin
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Comment by ursula:
:) Yeah, there are times when the macro doesn't work as well. Good catch regardless.

The stare down...
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Comment by KarenNfld:
Wonderful!

"If I stay still she won't see me!!!" Thought the rabbit
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Comment by MacDonald:
Well, you got lots of excellent answers to remove the bluish cast so I will stay out of that discussion - love the bunny .. did the coat turn for winter's camouflage or is always white? I loved it when I used to live because when it started to turn back brown you knew spring was right around the corner. I like Alice's suggestion of a tighter crop too - difficult getting whit eon white and you did it .. a nice shot to have.