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    Here's one from last weekend when i was out photographing Black-necked Grebes..

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    Jeroen Stel

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    Beautiful Jeroen! Lovely exposure, color, composition, and detail. This is an excellent example of how to make the most of limited depth of field, very nice.
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    Super sweet image design, colors and subjects. Not to mention two perfect head angles. Note to Kerry: as distance to the subject increases (as with these small in the frame subjects), d-o-f increases dramatically. Jeroen, Sorry that we were unable to hook up.
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    Hi Arthur,

    Thanks for your comment on this image and no worries about not being able to meet up as we will give it another try next year (hopefully with better weather..:)-

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    That's a stunner! Love the color palette.

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    This is quite beautiful, love the composition. The fg and bg are great.

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    Wonderful composition, colors, and poses, Jeroen. A real stunner.

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    Beautiful, Jeroen! Lovely composition and those EYES!

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    Can only reflect on others comments, this all come together very nicely

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    Beautiful image, and a very good observation about DOF. It's so dependent on magnification. That's why telephoto and macro both have limited DOF.

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    Hi Jeroen, looks like the great replies will T you up nicely for Texel. Having the opportunity to view the image larger, it just works so well, and therefore my suggested thought, is just a thought as we discussed, LOL. Have a great trip, talk later.

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    Very appealing image of this attractive couple. Great colours, comp. The one preening adds interest to the image...

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    Incredible image Jeroen! I like the colours, poses, IQ and composition.

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