Why is that weird guy laying on the beach like that?
Usually when I take photographs of birds, getting a catchlight in the eye is critical to the shot. It creates a sense of consciousness or even soul in these birds.
But in the thick fog something interesting happens with these plovers. There's no possibility of a catchlight, just a very faint trace of the horizon line. That impenetrably dark eye takes on an infinite depth that pulls you in and doesn't let go.
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I had blocked content marked sensitive and apparently Snowy Plovers are sensitive. Sorry about that.