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Very cute indeed, William. I'm certainly not one to give out much advice on post processing, but I have been using the nik filter Viveza for certain tasks and in this image, I feel as if putting a control point and brightening the youngster would help the view to focus on him and his hiding place a bit more.
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So special is this image, William! Hesitated to open when I saw the thumbnail with the subject turned away from the lens, only to jump off my chair with delight when I saw the little ones under Mom's wing! Great capture William, absolutely love it and I can see this on the cover of a birding magazine! Well done, good exposure on the white feathers and surely not easy to photograph in the rain, conditions well handled!
Kind regards,
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Cracker !! I would try a closer crop on the chick as a matter of interest
Chrissy card shot indeed,
John
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Beautiful moment well captured William - I love it! Cheers, Ian
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Too cute, William. Love the way the parent has that look in the of contentment and the babies are are so relaxed.
Geoffrey
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Ah now that is too precious. The adult's head angled away is OK here, but I am sure glad its eye is visible. The subjects look level but the lines in the bg are distractingly (IMO) angled. Still a fine image, and a smile maker indeed!
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Originally Posted by
Daniel Cadieux
Ah now that is too precious. The adult's head angled away is OK here, but I am sure glad its eye is visible. The subjects look level but the lines in the bg are distractingly (IMO) angled. Still a fine image, and a smile maker indeed!
Hi Daniel
Well spotted, I did move the angle of the image a few degrees as the swan looked squint 
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A beautiful moment here, The thumbnail does not do it justice.
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How special to see that. Love it.
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