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    Toft Newton Reservoir, Lincolnshire, UK. 20/04/13

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    1/1000 @ f6.3
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    Nik Software - Dfine 2.0 noise reduction - background only
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    Hi Nick how's it going with you? You have some smashing detail on this bird and I recon your colour is spot on! is that an insect in its beak?

    Cheers Keith.

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    It's going great thanks Keith, would you be Keith Mitchell from Lincolnshire? Thanks for the comments. Yes it's a fly on it's tongue hence the thread title.

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    Nice close-up and beautiful yellows. Neat feeding action you got, although I do wish you had more SS to properly freeze it all. I'd also consider darkening the pupil as it ids a bit hazy from the pale-ish reflection in it. I love the single tiny water drop on the forehead!

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    Yes Nick Keith from down the road from you sorry I did not take more notice of your title. Maybe see you around.

    Cheers Keith.

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    Super detail around the eye. Looks like a partial membrane causing the haziness. Nice capture, fly and all.

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    Nick,

    Killer capture! Detail here is superb.

    I would have liked to see a bit more dof (although I'm not sure how much more you would have needed to get the beak and fly in focus).

    Miguel

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    This was a shot that needed both more DOF and shutter speed and unfortunately it was difficult to give both to the required amount without increasing the iso. Thanks for the critique.

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