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It's amazing you caught the bird so close. Is this a cropped image?
Looks as if you were flying along side it.
Good contrast of the bird against the water.
Dennis
Hello Ahamed.
The picture is not cropped, I was on a large boat and the bird was flying close to the boat almost touching the sea.
Nice capture. One of my favorite gull shots I've seen.
Beautiful image. I watch these birds fly just above the water, almost touching it, going up and down with the waves. You really captured that feeling here.
Wow! Amazing! I love your photos - how did you get so close? or what sort of zoom do you have?