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    Default Young Big Horn Ram

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    Jasper NP, Canada

    1/800,f6.3, iso400, 500mm (300 w/ 1.7x), D800, HH

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    I like the look back in this image, the excellent detail & the exposure is right on. The gross in the mouth is a nice touch. TFS.
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    Dan - nice look back pose and detail looks good. Nice to see him in the grassy environment.

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    Dan, I agree with the above. Nice and sharp and in nice environment. You might consider cropping just a tad off the top, IMO.

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    Hi Dan, good depth & detail to this one. It could take a sliver off the top, but more on the LHS, there is a little too much space I feel. Also, if it was possible a slight move to the left so the body was more side on rather than more of the rear may have been a little more 'flattering?' The grass in the mouth just adds that 'something' into the image.

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    [QUOTE=Steve Kaluski;840485]Hi Dan, good depth & detail to this one. It could take a sliver off the top, but more on the LHS, there is a little too much space I feel. Also, if it was possible a slight move to the left so the body was more side on rather than more of the rear may have been a little more 'flattering?' The grass in the mouth just adds that 'something' into the image.

    Would echo the comment.

    The D800 seems to produce some nice stuff , technically .
    And you processed it nice.

    TFS Andreas

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    Really nice detail and depth, Dan.
    The grass in the mouth is the cherry on top.
    You are making me seriously consider getting that D800!
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    Nice details, sharpness & pose. Colors work well. I think I would try a crop with some off the top and a tad more on the bottom. The rocks appear cut in odd places. I think I'd rather see a little more of their rock environment on the bottom.
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