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    Default Kookaburra and his dinner

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    Captured one evening at the local lake...


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    I like the angle, soft light and the snack adds to it. I might give it a tad more space at the right and the darker parts of the plumage look a bit noisy, which is not surprising at ISO 1600.

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    Great quality for 1600 ISO. Love the low angle and the great light.

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    Excellent details for 1/40"

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    Very nice image of a Kookaburra with great eye contact, and that meal tops it off. As mentioned already well done for 1/40.

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    Adding to the plusses above I would add that without the look-back head angle this image would have failed. Not sure if the white thing under the rear belly is feathers or something else, but they look hot. Lastly I would get rid of the branch in front of the bird. All in all, very well done.
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