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    Jonathan Michael Ashton
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    Default Lapwing chick

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    Taken on the Isle of Mull
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    Canon 20D
    Canon 500mm f4 L IS plus 1.4TC
    1/400 sec @ f5.6

    Thanks for looking, all comments welcome
    Jon

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Lapwings are such beautiful birds but I have never seen an image of a chick, Great low angle and excellent detail. If you have the canvas I would like to see a little more room on the bottom and perhaps a tad on the top. Excellent exposure too. A vertical could be a possible option too. . Many thaks for sharing Johnathan.

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    Nice photo Jonathan! I think a vertical crop would work better here. I find the BG to be somewhat distracting; perhaps a little more blur. Like the low angle. Thanks for posting!

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    Robert Amoruso
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    I agree with Doug on this one, the BG looks distracting due to its placement right at the back end of the bird. Darkening it some and blurring it will help.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great find and details. I agree with Judy and would go for a vertical crop. Too bad the sun was not behind you.

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    Jonathan Michael Ashton
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    I have just made a vertical crop, added a little canvas to the top and bottom and blurred the BG a little more. It really does make a difference, the shot is far more impactive, thanks very much for your advice, it is always constructive and most helpful.
    Jon

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