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Hi Sanjeev - Great texture and detail and this has the added bonus of no intersecting eles in the bg. Yes, a bit tight at the bottom but you've explained the problems of shooting from the boat. Yes, keeping ss high is always best. My rule of thumb is minimum of 1/1600 in a boat with motor vibrations in relatively smooth water and even higher if there is bounce or a lot of movement, The pp on this one is better again.
TFS,
Rachel
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Sanjeev, just dropping the whole frame down a fraction would have helped, but in the excitement....
I think this is the best from the series and you still have the little bird too. The horizon line I also feel is perhaps right too and you don't feel it's cutting through the body. Techs look good, especially the SS, but agree with your own crit about choice of lens, it is also sharper & faster., remember for next time. have you lifted the shadows a fraction?
TFS
Steve
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Hi Sanjeev, like the moment, face, position and DOF. The colours look natural. Yes as mentioned a bit more at the bottom but I like the frame. Well done shot. TFS.
Cheers,
Miro
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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
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Nice and in-your-face here.
I like the details/texture and the little bird as well. The splash is nice and would've liked to see more, as mentioned you could have framed less on top, but I know how it goes if the boat is rocking.