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    Default Flamingo - horizontal pose

    Here is another image of the sequence of standing up after bathing. I am very curious to read your comments and to know if you prefer this or my previous post.

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    Nice action shot, but I liked the previous image much better.

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    I really like the low angle you were able to get to take these. Well done.
    The bird seems a bit tight in this one, maybe a bit looser crop?
    Dan Kearl

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    Very nice pose and colors, Lorant.

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    I love to see something different, and this is a superb pose. Great low POV as you often go for, which I like, and the water drops and the water coming from the beak really take this up a notch or two. Theres even a nice bit of eye contact to add a bit extra.

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    Just as beautiful as the first post, but I like the first one better. The OOF birds in the previous was the clincher for me.

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