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    Default Green Heron (Two images stiched together)

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    While I was shooting a Green Heron, it came closer and closer until it no longer fit into the frame anymore, when it stretched its neck out. (Hunting pose)
    At that point I remembered Melissa Groo's description of her beauty shot of a Juvi Barred Owl stretching its wing. She took two shots to fit the bird into the frames and stiched them together.
    I did exactly the same. I, just like her, stitched the two shots together in Photoshop.
    Thanks for looking.

    Canon 1D MIV
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    I like the hunters pose, sharpness, details and exposure. Great job on the stitching. I would take a little off the top and add some to the bottom. Well done Karl!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Crosswell View Post
    I like the hunters pose, sharpness, details and exposure. Great job on the stitching. I would take a little off the top and add some to the bottom. Well done Karl!
    Thanks, Jim. I think it is a good idea. here it is.

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    Great stretch. You might think about burning down the highlights on that upper branch. I love the feet clinging to the relatively small branch!

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    I much prefer the repost and that wa my only suggestion. I really like this one Karl

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    Superb image, very nice colors and composition. I like the PP work.
    Love the stretched neck and shadow of bird on the greens.Re post looks very nice.

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    Great hunting pose, making for a handsome comp (especially with the repost) Good detail, and great job on the stitching.

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    Awesome pose and some fine PP work Karl!

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    Nice work, Karl! Glad you gave this technique a try too! You did a great job. I would never have known. It sure is a good tool to know about, isn't it?
    Love the stretched out pose.

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    Very nice image. Great light, detail and sharpness. The repost has better composition and the PP process seems perfect. I wouldn't have known that this is a stitched image if you haven't said that. I will try to use this myself. TFS

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    great job on the stitching. superb pose, details & colors.

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