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It's quite a reversal of preconceived thought for me, in that from viewing documentary footage and seeing images of Pelicans in various magazines and books. I tend to think of them as rather large and semi clumsy birds with not much grace at all.
Yet when viewed in an image like yours, it's evident the obvious to see the affinity they have for flight through being graceful.
And again this morning I have learnt something new in the photoblogging community!
I have a number of pelican shots I did in Avila Beach. For difference, and a big addition to making them look as graceful as they are, you might want to look at getting above them, while they are flying.
Straight out also helps.
For a more active perspective, getting them while plunging into the surf is tricky, but has some good moments.
Cormorants, on the other hand, have pretty much stumped me, when in the air.
When I see large birds fly, I am filled with such wonder!! When they first take off, they don't look like they're going to make it, then they catch that wind and the awkwardness is replaced with such graceful skill as they fly away. Wonderful shot!!
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