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    Hi folks another frame from the Grebe location , just another species .
    Again taken from the wooden jetty with the reeds given the yellow color to the water . I was not sure about the intensity of the blue sky reflection in the water , but i decided to leave it in as a color contrast .
    I was also not sure about the wing blur , but nothing i could afterwards , so i thought i like it this way .

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    F 9 ; Iso 2500 ; 1/1600 sec ; man exp with Auto Iso .

    Processed with DPP 4 and PS CC ; cropped for comp from all sides ; 75 % of FF .

    Thanks for looking and commenting to my previous posting .

    C&C are more than welcome , cheers Andreas

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    Looks ok to me Andreas. I reckon its usually a good idea to leave things be. If thats how it was then it was ! Just my humble view. Water droplets and wing movement tell the story.
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    Nice dynamic action shot with vivid colors, Andreas.

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    very nice Andreas, I like the low shooting angle, flying water drops and the dynamic pose. I can imagine both wings having an even stronger dynamic position but this is pretty neat as is

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    very nice,like the action and colors,nice light.TFS

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    The most important part of a bird to get sharp is the head and eye which you did here, and the action/behavior is so strong that it outweighs any distraction by the blurred wing. I think this is a special frame. Love all the splashes.
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    Nothing wrong with the blue in the water, looks good to me. I love the splashing action, and the near wing in a "flapping" motion. The far wing could be in a better position IMO, but this is what you had as you say. I'm really digging the rich dark reddish tones along the neck and shoulder.

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    The details are excellent as are the colours. I like the blurred wing tips and the pin sharp head.

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