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    john crookes
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    Default A mothers Work is never done

    Photographed at Mount Auburn Cemetary in Cambridge MA

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    ISO 800
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    Monopod
    Last edited by john crookes; 01-04-2009 at 12:02 PM.

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    Too cute! feels a little crowded. might would add a little to the right. i do like the action!!!

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    Hi John,

    Very nice clean BG and behavior. Obviously the blue string is distracting but nothing much you can do about it. I think this image would work better in horizontal because there is a lot of dead space on top. You did well with the fill flash as you can barely tell you used it.

    Did you get a picture in horizontal?

    Thanks!

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    Great image. I like the interaction and the colors.

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    really nice John. Maybe some off top and left.....it is almost a perfect rule of thirds and looks great recropped(IMO)

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    I like it as presented John !!! Excellent head angle for all three. Bg looks fine and he image has a nice feel. Might suggest to back down in the sharpening just a little. I like it a lot !!!

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    I like the COMP but agree with Alfred about the over-sharpening... The edges of the bird and the tree looks cut out. Also, a wonderful job of capturing the peak of the action.
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    repost with no sharpening added. Actually in the first post there was no PS sharpening but probally a bit too much in Lightroom so I went back and reduced to default which is minimal

    Thx for all of the imput

    Also I did not get a horizontall but may go back and do that as they are still a couple of days away from fledging

    John
    Last edited by john crookes; 01-04-2009 at 12:02 PM.

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    Phil Seu
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    great timing.

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