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    Default Ruffled Crane

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    I thought this ruffled look was a bit different from the usual Sandhill Crane images. Photographed in Fairbanks, Alaska in mid-September. A flock of cranes were feeding in this field of tall grasses. I was on the same level as the cranes and much of the time they were completely hidden in the thick and tall grasses. I liked the look of a crane sticking its head above these thick and picturesque grasses.

    Canon 1Dx, Canon 200-400 f4 L IS with internal 1.4, tripod, 1/1250, f6.3, exp. comp. +1 1/3, ISO 1250

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    Nice one Nancy. Like the forground and BG . Bird spot on.
    Crying out for more space left if you have it. IMO
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    John

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    Very artistic presentation in the grass. This would also look great as a horizontal, with a little more room right and left, if it's been cropped.

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    Thanks, John & Diane. The original is a horizontal format so can do as suggested by both of you.

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    I really like this Nancy and agree with more space on the left. Also I would consider cropping the slightly darker greener band off the top to make the whole background more monochromatic as I think that make the bird stand out even more.

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    It's the artistic look on this that appeals to me, pleasure to view.

    Keith.

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    Thanks all for looking and commenting!

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