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    Tripod, Canon 7D Canon 500mm f4 ISO 400 +0.3 1/800 sec f5
    Another shot from my local park - it is called Ashton Park - maybe I should go more often!
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    Great capture Jonathon. Like your comp and behaviour you have capture. IQ is good and you have dealt with the blacks well. Water droplets add a lot to the image. Think you should go more often.

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    A lovely pose on this Coot, good detail in the blacks, great light too.

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    Very nice Image. I like the pose and details.
    Can not you even further down with the camera in this place?

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    Proves you don't have to go far for good pics Jon !!
    Nice one
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    Hi Jonathan - fun pose in nice light and your detail in the blacks is great. Well done.

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    This is a very nice photo of one of my favourite species. I can't help but wonder though what this would have looked like if it was taken from a lower angle.

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    Are you a major benefactor of Ashton Park? Or just a major beneficiary? I like your eye contact and sharpness, but I find the wing position to be a little awkward.
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    Thanks for the feedback everyone, much appreciated. I would have been possible to get a little lower however I had Barney my dog with me and if I get too low he tends to help me a little too much. He seems to think a big wet tongue in my ear will improve image sharpness! I left him at home today and I did get a little lower.

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