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    Ramon Reyes
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    We are fortunate to have Red-necked and Horned Grebes visit the local marina every year. This was taken a few weeks back during a morning visit prior to going on a volunteer day at the furniture bank. It so happened that the furniture bank was no more than 5 minutes from the marina.

    I purchased the 7d II when it was released late last year, didn't really used it much over the winter months. I was hoping that it would be far better in all aspects of it's older brother. I think it's a winner except for one thing... noise. In my opinion it's a slight improvement over the older model but it's not what I was expecting. I really like this camera but I think my next body will be a full frame.

    Canon 7D II
    Canon 400mm f5.6 L lens
    F6.3
    1/1250 sec
    ISO 400
    on my elbow trying to get as low as I can

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    Thank you for looking.
    Ramon

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    Hi Ramon
    What a superb shot !! Looks like its looming out of the fog reflection blurred enough not to lok bad when "chopped " Love the way the BG merges right through to FG. Exquisite detail on the bird.
    Wow !
    John R

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    I wish for more room for its virtual feet. Otherwise a super capture. Lots of detail and great atmosphere to it. Fantastic eye contact.

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    Hi Ramon a very clean and well executed portrait from a low POV . Nicely done and processed .Love the tonal range and the detail you extracted . For me the Grebe do sit a bit low in the frame though .

    TFS Andreas

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    Super shot, A really nice background, and the transition from foreground to background is excellent. I like the exposure. I agree he sits slightly low in the frame.
    Robert Kimbrell



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    Amazing light, details and colors. I would move him up a bit in the frame.
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    Thanks everyone. I will rework moving up the subject in the frame.

    Ramon

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