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    Great subject and sharpness. more room on top and some in the bottom maybe needed. Lower point of view could also help.

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    Lots of nice patches of colours throughout, perfect head angle, and I like the water drops sprinkled on the duck. A bit tight, yes, and I agree a lower vantage point would have been good...but you had to contend with the fg rock at right so this was the best compromise. Would have been able to move to your left by any chance?

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    Thanks!

    Couldn't move anywhere; kinda precariously perched - me!
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