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    Image from 2012 trip to Iceland. This was taken on Flatey Island, off the northwest coast. C&C welcome.

    D3s, Nikon 70-200mm at 200mm, 1/1600, f 5.6, ISO 800, 85% of FF, Hand held.


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    Attractive image Geoffrey. Sharp, well exposed and with beautiful colors. I like the head angle and it's placed nicely in the frame. Wish you were a little lower, but may not have been possible.
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    Nice image Geoffrey. I agree with Robert's comment.
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    I like the calm water, body angle, composition and excellent 3D effect.

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    Wow! The thumbnail doesn't do this justice.
    Love the IQ and the perky pose and the green water.
    A beauty!
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    A bird I would like to see one day. Beauty shot!!!

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    Wow is right. The thumbnail isn't nearly as good. This is beautiful with great colors and killer details giving the image a real 3D look to it. Perfect light angle too. Nice shot of this cool little spinner.
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    Very nice one! Loving the proud pose of the bird and the 3D effect. The bird looks a tad over sharpened.

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    Thanks everyone.


    Geoffrey

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    Terrific details and colors. Agree a lower angle would have just made this one sing.Beautiful water too
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    Thanks Marina. I would have liked a lower vantage point, but I was quite close stretched out on a bank of reeds.



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