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    Default Reddish Egret Preening

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    Taken in Fort Myers this past April around 8:15AM ( sun was getting high)
    Even though you can't see the eyes I think this works but would appreciate your thoughts.
    PP: About 55% FF, and cleaned up some black spots in the water near the legs.
    Comments and critiques always appreciated and learned from with thanks,
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    Like this one a lot Gail. Great light, calm water, and an interesting pose. The absence of eye contact works well here. I could see a bit more canvas on the right.
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    Nice pose and great shades of blue around the bird. I don't find the lack of eye contact a problem here either. TFS>

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    Hi Gail, brilliant IQ, and what detail you have captured. Good DOF, perfect sharpness, and of course the light, and how the water blends back into the BG - all tops. A great image.

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    For me less canvas above would work better. What a wonderful preening pose.
    Really nicely done Gail!

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    Fantastic. Wonderful pose, colors and background, Gail.

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    This is an awesome image, Gail. It's so unique and powerful that you don't even need to see an eye. Your PP is flawless.
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