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Hello Gail,
This is just stunnin. Cant get better in my opinion. The flight path, the details sharpness all spot on. Just brilliant.
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Gail this is flawless such beautiful colours elegant flight pose amazing detail one to be very proud of.
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Hi Gail,
The tighter plano would work well but I agree, the extra space in the present composition is even better. The connection between the bird and its environment provides scale and context that would be lacking if it was a standard flight shot against the sky. Bravo!
Ian
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Who does not love pink?
Nice wing position. Love it.
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Very nice one Gail!
Lovely details, ligtht and pose.
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The large amount of space works because the clarity & focus on the bird is so perfect, Gail. One of the nicest shots I've seen in a while - well done!
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very nice Gail,great pose,sharp with good detail,well done.
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Excellent flight pose and sharp details.
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Beautiful flight image of a spoonie... love the wing position and complimentary background.
On the lower third of the nearest wing I am seeing grey where there should be light rose to white. That typically happens with light birds in Florida if those areas have been clipped. Lowering the exposure they go to grey quickly. I think if you raise the exposure slightly the grey will go back to a soft white. If you do not see that on your display please disregard.
In Florida if the morning/day is bright and the bird is white or has light colors I use -1 EV and then carefully raise the exposure in post. Light birds here can clip in a heartbeat when the light is bright.
Joe Przybyla
"Sometimes I do get to places just as God is ready to have somebody click the shutter"... Ansel Adams
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I like the low angle flight perspective here...not something we often see with the spoonbills, at least not photographically. Pink on blue always works like a charm.
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Like a jet taking off from an airport Gail. Love it!
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Nice shot! I wish we had the rose colored spoonies in Aus.. :)
Cheers,
Merv
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