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    Jay Tan
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    Default Black-backed Kingfisher

    Was really lucky to have seen this rare kingfisher recently. The bird was probably checking potential nesting sites and was seen coming to and fro similar routes for 2 days. Not sure if the OOF leaves in the left foreground works but I thought this composition and pose of the bird gives the feeling of a rare secret peek at this elusive bird..

    40D, 600mm+1.4xTC, f/6.3, 1/30


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    Alfred Forns
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    Hi Jay I like it a lot Personally I would crop some from the bottom The oof leaf is not adding. Also cropping would place the bird lower in frame Great detail Love it !!!

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Jay,

    I get the "seek peek" idea and think it works OK though that one OOF leaf right below the bird is distracting. I like the composition but would have preferred a head turned a bit more towards you. Excellent image.

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    Really nice bird. I'm leaning more and more toward a more environmental approach to my compositions, so needless to say, I like this one. I think you could keep the same feel and still lose some of the lower leaf. I might crop up to about the top of the largest hole in it.

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    JDGagne
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    Great catch! Jay,
    but I would also cut the foreground since it is distracting(busy) in the front,

    Jean-Daniel

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