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    Hello everyone. I took this while on our family vacation this past summer. I really liked the preening pose, but not sure if the comp works.
    It's pretty much FF all around. I have room on top and below, but not on the sides.
    C&C welcomed and encouraged.
    I darkend the background and bumped up the exposure on the pelican only.
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    Robert,

    I like the pose that you captured, and I think that an even tighter crop might be more beneficial. Here is a crop that I think works well. It's a 16:9.

    Miguel

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    Hi Robert, you certainly captured good DOF here, and I really like the detail on the bill, head and neck. I can see what Miguel is after, but on the LHS, I would crop up to the edge of the neck. A little more space top and bottom wont harm.

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    I like Miguel's crop and I would work on that.
    A bit of saturation would make it pop and it is a very nice intimate look.
    Dan Kearl

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    I like what you were going for here, and the RP works better by tightening it up with better focus on the preen and the feather designs.
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