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    Default Egyptian Goose portrait

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    Hi folks share an image of an African species who lives and even breeds in a local park close by .

    Canon EOS 1D MK IV
    EF 200-400 IS L at 376 mm
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    F 8 ; Iso 400 ; 1/1000 sec

    Processed in DPP and PS CC ; cropped for comp

    Thanks for watching and commenting to my previous post

    Cheers Andreas

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    Looks like a near-perfect portrait Andreas. Beautiful detail, well exposed. I see a tiny bit of 8-bit digitization contour in the brightness below the bird's bill otherwise technically good. Regards, Ian.

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    Well done portrait. It's sharp with a good light. I would try to crop little bit different to get more landscape orientation (deleting more down and a little bit at the right). TFS. Cheers! Miro

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    Exceptional details, good comp and BG. The eye looks great. Nice warm light you got. For me a bit better head angle would have made the image even stronger.

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    An expat in your 'backyard' I see. Lovely portrait Andreas. No nits Darg bg sets it off well

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    Thanks folks for your comments.

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    Hi Andreas, stealing our Geese. Comp work well here, and you have the colours spot on. He does pop against the darker BG. Do they make a lot of noise, as the certainly do this side of the world.

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    Outstanding shot with a lot of feather details! Excellent techs and composition. Well done and TFS.

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    An often overlooked bird that you have captured beautifully.
    The IQ is awesome. Great BG and nice light.
    I like the HA but wish for a bit more of a headturn or perhaps a bit more of a lowered head position to get rid of the shadowed chin area,
    Gail

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    Thanks Stuart , Binu and Gail for your comments, appreciate them.

    Cheers Andreas

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