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    I believe this is a very young bird. Maestro Morris was in the area for the week-end, and he was a few yards ahead, with Alfred and Harold Davis, playing with some turtles trying to come up a log, when thie bird jumped to the railing, giving me the opportunity to get full frame heads.

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    Fabs
    I love the portraits of the wood storks. It looks like a young one to me......and wonderful detail with a stunning BG. Well done.

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    Wonderful EXP control, image optimization, and COMP. Wonderful seeing you and so many BPN folks.

    After I shot those turtles I brought them home and made some great soup.
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    It must be the evening of the wood storks, Fabs. Wonderful portrait of this young one. As stated above, everything works here. I'd take it over turtle soup any day.

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    Incredible detail. The bill has such clear and definitive shades and reflections and the lower half of it almost looks like wet paint or as if it was dipped in bronze. Superb job.

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    Love the image Fabs Sort of looks like he wanted a formal portrait !!! Very good looking bird !!!!

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    Excellent composition and capture, Great eye contact and very pleasing soft mellow tones in the background...:D

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    Beautiful detail and a lovely background.

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    Really nice, Fabs...I would bet this bird was born last season...beautifully done. I love these birds-feel bad for them because they really are quite homely.

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    This is really well done! The BG s so nice and the tone is superb....

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    Looks like he is posing for you Fabs. Excellent job,

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    wonderful image Fabs., sweet detail.

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    I really like the look of the bill, like polished ivory. You gave this image a pleasing soft look while maintaining excellent sharpness and detail.
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    Excellent exposure and perfect DOF control. I'm always very impressed by the sharpness of your images. The details in this one look really wonderful.
    Most of time I like viewing images this way (from left to right) :

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    stupid turtles!! i would have much rather had this!!! that is awesome. that is perfection. nothing else to say!

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    Excellent as always Fabs.

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    Rich, please let us know what you like about the image. Thanks!
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    Mmm, can't really decide between the LTR or RTL image. Still, very nice. I like the BG, comp and good light here. Nicely done Fabs!

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    Beautifully done!! gorgeous image Fabs!

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