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    Default Africa oystercatcher 2

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    Last edited by Peter Kes; 10-25-2012 at 11:44 AM.

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    Very nice pose and colours.

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    Giovanni - you captured a great moment and did so wonderfully. The exposure for the two Oystercatchers is dead on! Would you mind sharing if you shot in Manual/Aperture/Shutter and if you had any +- EV? Thanks!

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    You made sure you had enough SS did you! I like the beach setting and especially the waves. The orange bills pop nicely. Good action. There is a stray sand grain (?) at middle left to remove. I would not sharpen the ground. The subjects look well focussed but the fine detail is not quite there, not sure if it was a compression issue (there are some artefatcs surrounding them suggesting it may be that).

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    Great timing on this capture, especially with that raised foot and the water spray. Agree with Daniel on the artifacts around the birds which is most likely from compression. I have a feeling you won't see it in a larger version. This happened to me earlier this week and it was quite frustrating.
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    Love the setting.
    The behavior and natural history of the image is great!

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    Wonderful image.Great action captured.Love it.Rest has been said by other members.

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    Hello Miguel
    I shoot always in manual setting

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    Loved the moment and the habitat. blacks look great. agree with the artifacts. If you have some more room on top, I might trade that for some room below.

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