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    Default Pink Ruffles

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    This young spoonbill was ruffling its feather after a preeening session. I removed some dark spots from the water, brightened the eye slightly, applied a linear contrast with curves, cropped and sharpened. All suggestions welcomed!

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    No suggestion needed -- thank you very much! Perfect exp, color, sharpness and pose. But what takes this over the top for me is the framing.

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    No criticism from me. This is one of those nice instances where the background, subject pose and colours all work together perfectly. Simple but very nice

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    Picture perfect. Really good pose and light here!!!
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    The title alone is a 10/10.
    Really lovely pose and great HA.
    The whites on the neck look good ( they are so easy to blow).
    My only wish is for a better "perch". The mud isn't the nicest. Since you have already cloned some dark spots in the water I would clone out the solitary mud pile to reduce the impact.
    I would also smooth out 2 the areas where you cloned out the dark spots (below and to the right of mud).
    Overall , a really sweet image,
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    Very nice shot of the young spoonbill, interesting moment.

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    Very nice one!
    Love the colour here. I would just add more room all around it if mine.

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    I really like this image, feather detail and sharpness is fantastic. Love the pose too.

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    Beautiful portrait, great pose and colors.

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    Very nice overall with an interesting feather shake pose. I agree with Gail abou tthe separate part of mud, all others aspects look excellent to me.

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    nice pose! he is really shaking it
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    All of your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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