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Gen, it looks like the little guy just slammed on the brakes with the sand flying. Very fun capture. TFS
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Great behavior shown here. I too, like the flying sand. And the fish in the mouth is great as well. Good timing!
Did you add the catchlight?
There seems to be a green line running across the body of the chick- I think it may be an OOF grass blade in front of the chick? I don't know how you could fix that in PP but perhaps someone will chime in.
If you are not against cloning I would get rid of the OOF blob X 2 above the chicks head.
TFS
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Nice interaction, and the fish is a bonus, but I think possibly there is an oof blade of grass in front of the chick just showing through as a greenish smudge
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Great action and the fish take it to another level. Like the flying sand too and the comp. There seems to be a blue cast in the darker parts of the adult but nobody else has mentioned it. so may be time to recalibrate my monitor.
TFS,
Rachel
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I did not add the catch light, I did how ever lighten the eye a bit. As far as the greenish tinge that's exactly what it is.
thanks for coments
Gen
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Comments made seem valid. That aside , it's still a fantastic image. Not easy to capture as they are sooooo fast.
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Ditto on already mentioned cast. Love the interaction captured here and the detail on the subject! Lovely background as well.
Very well done.
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Very intimate view of the feeding behaviour, and I like the kicked-up sand. The catchlight on the chick does indeed look odd...I would have thought it would have been in a different spot judging from the light angle (and parent catchlight's position within the eye). Anyhow, I'm Gail as for eliminating the two blobs over the chick's head, and the green smudge can be taken care of by selecting it (quick mask is an option) and playing with Color Balance and/or Selective Color until all matches up. It may take a few experiments but should be doable.
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Hi all, first thanks so much for the comments I really appreciate them, they help make me a better photographer. The comments about the catch light started to bother me a bit as i didn't remeber adding it, but it did seem to be in an odd place especially in relationship to the parent. I pulled up my psd and my nef and apparently I did add the catch light. My apologies, was not tring to slip one by just didn't and honestly still don't remember adding it. Thanks again to all who commented
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