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    Default The smallest Swan....

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    Nice to see you posting in avian Dan. And what a lovely shot.
    Great low POV, great IQ and love the soft, diffuse light.
    The little water droplets are beautiful and the raised fluffy feathers create a nice pose and lines.
    No nits from me on the one,
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    Super nice low angle combined with great BG and FG colours. I love the puffed up wings giving the swan reference of the title.

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    Agree with all the comments ,beautiful image,well done.

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    Fanatastic colours on this image Dan. Great low angle and details on the bird. Thanks for sharing

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    Beautiful shot Dan, this one has really nice light showing the details off well, and a great pose and low pov sets it all up perfectly

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    Beautiful low level shot! Colours are wonderful so is the pose.

    Techs spot on.

    TFS

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    This is super sweet, Dan. I really like the feather detail against the smooth water and background. Agree with above comments as well. Just lovely.
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    Hi Dan, great low shooting angle here, and just love the soft light. Excellent plumage detail, and the little guy really pops from the water. Well captured.

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    Lovely shot super details and pose.... what is it.. a grebe?

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    Great image Dan. Like the name as well it really does look like it is trying to be a swan.
    Fantastic IQ. I think there is a tiny cloning artifact bottom left of the bird though.

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    Its a perfect image, amazing one Dan

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    The low shooting angle works great here!
    Love the light and nice head turn. Thanks for sharing.

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    love the low angle, pose and details. clam water was on your side. well done
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    Cmon, where's the low angle? :) Seriously,...great! low angle image. The grebes pose is wonderful. The image exudes "calm" to me. The composition is very well balanced.

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