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    Default Sooty Oystercatcher

    This is one of 2 species of Oystercatcher here in Australia.
    D800, 300 2.8VRII, 1.7TC, f2.8, 1/2000, ISO200, -1/3EV.
    Thanks, Greg.

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    Last edited by Peter Kes; 01-12-2013 at 09:18 AM.

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    There are 2 things that caught my eye the instance i saw this one
    1) The stunning eye
    2) The perfect drop
    Wonderful sharp image , i may have preferred a tad additional space in front of the bird but then its just my wish.

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    beautiful image, loved the eye and the beak colour

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    Great detail in your blacks and I love the striding pose angled towards you, and the drops. Feels a little tight to me, I could see more room beneath, behind and above. Maybe also tone down the highlights on the bill. Overall a very fine image.

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    Your exposure was perfect, a lot of detail in the black feathers and a nice close up look at the bird!
    Dan Kearl

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    Good one Greg. nice detail retained in the blacks and have to like the little splash around the legs and drops off the beak

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    Very nice picture, Greg. I like everything about it, except I would have liked to see more room at the top and bottom and just a little more at the right.

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