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  1. 02-24-2013, 05:25 PM #1
    Randy Stout
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    Default Snowy mallard blast off

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    This hen blasted out of the snow last weekend.

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    Excellent details in the primaries. Nice eye contact and interesting wing position. Love the snow on the feet, it tells the store. Very nice BIF image, Randy.
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    Very nice capture. Nice wing position. Great exposure. Love the position of the feet. I am borderline regarding the snowflake on his beak.
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    Nice pose, the primaries on the near wing look great and the snowy feet are a bonus in my opinion.
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    Randy, like the shooting angle, sharpness, wing position, dangled snow covered feet.

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