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So nice to have you back posting again , Amy. Glad to see you got out with Capt James, and it's fun to see a variety of birds coming out of Hooptie Deux trips...not that we don't love the spoonies.
I like your flight position on this one. I am not usually a fan on squarish crops, but this one works just right.
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Exposure looks great, hope you had a great time. That is one good spot to shoot.
I'd like to see a tad more room on upper left.
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Lovely glossy blacks coming through on this one Amy, sharp focus and you've captured the green eye very nicely....all looks very nice against the blue sky....myself i feel it could use a bit more canvas left and top
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Nice pose and capture. Nicely placed in the frame!
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Fine exposure and wing positions, sharp and the sky is very good.
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I'm glad to see you back and participating! And it was a pleasure working with / for you.
Cormorants are not the easiest species to photograph. You did a nice job on this one.
Nice and sharp, well exposed with interesting wing and body positions.
Rather than adding canvas or changing the dimensions, I felt the subject in a slightly different position in the frame would make it an even stronger image.
Last edited by James Shadle; 04-27-2013 at 09:37 AM.
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Nice image, getting right exposure on these in flight is a challenge and you nailed it pretty well
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You did great with the exposure here Amy. Its nice to see you posting and I enjoyed shooting with you. I love how you got a great look at that beautiful eye and nice light under the wings. I like how you composed this but wonder if cropping from bottom and right side might help off center the bird more.
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Thank you all for the great comments. I agree that adding more space to the left would make it more appealing. Not caring much about square crops myself, I thought it might work in this case because of the squarish body flight position of the bird. I do believe you nailed the composition, James. What an improvement!!! Many thanks.