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    Hey all,

    Purple Sandpiper on the move from the January Barnegat IPT w/ Artie & Denise



    7D | 700mm | 1/500s | f/5.6 | ISO 640

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    Magnificent image.I like the pose with raised foot,colors,lights,water droplets on the tip of beak and claws and composition.
    Little contrast and sharpening will take the image to notch.

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    Excellent pose, raised foot, perch. Details look great, and I like the displaced feather. I'd eliminate the the two white spots on the rock, and perhaps boost the saturation just a tad...but be careful with that as it is easy to overdo it.

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    Sweet image of this beauty. An alternative presentation might be to compose a bit looser. (if you have the room and no distracting elements)

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    Great shot. I really like the raised foot. The eye and beak look just a touch soft, but I like the overall image, although maybe a little more room to the left for the sandpiper to walk into.

    Colin

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    Faraaz,

    Nicely captured. As Satish and Daniel mentioned - a touch of contrast and saturation, with a bit of selective sharpening on the face will make this an even better image!

    Miguel

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    Nice details and I like the raised foot and angle on this one. My favorite thing about this image is the stray feather.
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    Thanks very much guys!
    Somehow when I posted this image here it seemed less sharp than when I viewed it at 100%. I would try some selective sharpening and see how it plays out. This was essentially FF, I had just cropped a slight bit on the left and bottom for composition.

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