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Sanjeev:
Strong sense of habitat without overpowering the bird. Vivid colors, with good exposure. Raised foot helps make up for the other foot being blocked by the vegetation.
Cheers
Randy
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Nice light, and you have my favorite shorebird / wader / long-legged bird leg position: what I like to call the "figure four". Super sense of habitat as pointed out by Randy. Although minor I would consider eliminating the two brighter streaks touching the head. Perhaps also a bit off the bottom, but not too much. Blacks and whites both look good!
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Sharp and technically perfect along with a nice image design. Bummer that you could not have gotten out of the vehicle and lied down on the ground... The differences would have been HUGE. a
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nice image,good exposure,plenty of detail,like the pose.TFS.
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Hi Sanjeev, lovely shot of the female Saddle Bill Stork. I like how you have captured her in her enviroment, and overall, well exposed.
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