Jan 17, 2015, 07:15
One thing about photographing shore waders, you can get a frame full 
These are very common waders at Spurn Point, entrance to the River Humber UK
Good fun trying to get as close as possible to those on the sand. Both images heavily cropped
The Ringed Plover
![[Image: RingedPlover_zps5a38691c.jpg]](http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/ll136/persamon/RingedPlover_zps5a38691c.jpg)
Model: NIKON D300
ExposureTime: 1/800"
Aperture: F14.0
MeteringMode: Multi-segment
Flash: No Flash
ISO: 800
FocalLength: 300.0 mm
The Dunlin
![[Image: Dunlin_zps2e993d57.jpg]](http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/ll136/persamon/Dunlin_zps2e993d57.jpg)
Model: NIKON D300
ExposureTime: 1/320"
Aperture: F18.0
MeteringMode: Multi-segment
Flash: No Flash
ISO: 800
FocalLength: 195.0 mm
These are very common waders at Spurn Point, entrance to the River Humber UK
Good fun trying to get as close as possible to those on the sand. Both images heavily cropped
The Ringed Plover
Model: NIKON D300
ExposureTime: 1/800"
Aperture: F14.0
MeteringMode: Multi-segment
Flash: No Flash
ISO: 800
FocalLength: 300.0 mm
The Dunlin
Model: NIKON D300
ExposureTime: 1/320"
Aperture: F18.0
MeteringMode: Multi-segment
Flash: No Flash
ISO: 800
FocalLength: 195.0 mm
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