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    It was nice to get this skulker out in the open for a few frames... What do you think? Do you like this wider view?

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    Last edited by Peter Kes; 10-17-2012 at 12:37 PM.

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    These are shy birds, so kudos to getting the shot. Too bad about the feet being obscured.

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    Lovely subject and killer colors. Wish for a little less space on the bottom and I find that much OOF FG a bit distracting. Great light here, and I like the environment.
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    I like the exposure, colours, light and habitat. I would crop some of the bottom. Nice image Glenn.

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    All looks great, but I agree the foreground is a bit much....god job getting a shot of these shy reed dwellers, they can be most frustrating

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    Nice image, Glenn. I like the nice environment, soft light and pose.

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    Great image of an always difficult subject. I agree on a crop from the bottom to eliminate ~ half the OOF foreground, and I don't mind that you can't see the feet.

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