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    Default Little Egret in habitat.

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    ISO:200, 1/2500, @ 7.1, Exposure Bias, +0.3, Shutter Priority, Spot metering.
    From Archive. I have kept the habitat as it is. No cleaning od water etc. Lighten the beak.
    Basic editing. Cropped for composition. NO NR.

    Thanks for viewing, critiques and comments,
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    Hi Satish,

    Lovely view of the top side of this Little Egret - nice detail in the feathers. Also like the open beak - looks really assertive.

    My only change might be to try and give the bird more space to fly into on the right side - perhaps by cropping from the left and a little above.

    Thanks for sharing,

    Gerald

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    If anything, I could see it a little higher in the frame and more space in front.
    Excellent action shot Satish!
    TFS!

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    Gerald and Akos,
    Thank you for your feed back. I have increased the canvas o the right side by taking from the left. I do not have space one the top so I kept it as it is.
    Hope you will like it.

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    Last edited by Satish Ranadive; 06-30-2015 at 09:49 AM. Reason: Forgot to add image.

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    The repost looks much better. Excellent PP as well.
    The whites look good and I love the calling pose.
    TFS,
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    Satish:

    Excellent pose, open bill, exposure. Repost is an improvement from a composition standpoint, but the saturation is lower, and the image a bit duller because of that. Nice job on adding canvas.

    A bit more subject isolation (less DOF) from the somewhat busy bg would have been an interesting option, but still effective as is!

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    Great image for the theme, Satish. Love the flight pose and the open beak.

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    I like the RP better Satish.
    The vegetation does not bother me either, that's what you get with the bird being close to the BG.
    I would also still take the shot.

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    Thank you every body for the feed back and kind comments.

    Regards,
    Satish.

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    Beautiful Satish! I do like the RP. The BG works well, as there are not any overbearing trees or other elements to detract from the subject. I also think that just the tiny bit of reflection of the bird works nicely. Well done.
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    Hi Satish, the thumbnail doesnt do this justice. Great whites for the theme, sharp, and I like the full wingspread and open beak. Well captured.

    Your repost rocks.

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