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    Hello, an EMU profile taken at Wildlife Safari in Southern Oregon.

    Nikon D810
    Nikon 400 F2.8 Lens
    1/750
    F6.7
    ISO-400

    Your comments please...Terry Johnson
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    Terry:
    Although a tight portrait, you really get a sense of the grassy environment. The mixed lighting works well here except for the eyelash shading on the iris, which always seems to be a challenge with birds with big eyelashes.

    Colors work well together.

    Do wish he was turned a bit more our way.

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    Great close up , well framed portrait.

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    Nice! I love the eyelashes! Nice sharpness, beautiful colors in the BG that fit well with the bird.

    Think I might shorten the two grass stems coming close to the beak, and maybe (?) remove the one behind the neck.

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    I am enjoying this portrait just the way it is. You have wonderful details in your bird, and I love seeing the reflection of its eyelashes in its eye. The BG is quite pleasing and the grasses anchor the bird well.
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