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Dancing at Sunrise
Tricolored Heron (Egretta tricolor)
San Carlos Bay/Bunche Beach Preserve - Fort Myers/Florida
Canon EOS-1D X, EF600mm f/4L IS II USM, /4, 1/1000s, ISO 800
Attachment 160788
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Wow! Great light. I like the pose and the reflection. The view angle is also very nice! I wish the bird had a bit more space in front of it but that’s not such a big deal.
Well done!
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Beautiful pink light and a really detailed and sharp bird in a great pose ,maybe a little more at the bottom but that is been picky on what is a superb image in my eyes.
Keith.
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These guys are so fun to watch and photograph when they start prancing around for food! I like the pose, the foot and leg skimming the water are pretty cool. Awesome light and colours. I like the inclusion of the reflection but I would have preferred a bit more all around, especially bottom (the other sides to retain the ratio).
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Frank 9.5/10 if the right foot was 3cm higher then 10/10 - terrific shot - so impressive well done.
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That pink light is just great, what a backdrop. Well captured and nice details. I agree with Dan that adding a bit of canvas all around would be nice.
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Fantastic light and a super pose Frank. Beautiful colours throughout, especially the BG.
Will
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Elegant pose, pastel BG, nice detail and most importantly it holds my interest, Well done. steve
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Our beautiful Florida early morning light... lovely image. Thank you for sharing, Frank.
Joe Przybyla
"Sometimes I do get to places just as God is ready to have somebody click the shutter"... Ansel Adams
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Good to see that you got up early. Love the pink light and the elegant pose but this image has problems. The near wing (pancake) position is less than ideal, the bird's head is angled well away from us, and the bird is rendered too dark. Pulling the curve up on the bird and using some NIK Detail Extractor would both help. a
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Thank you Arthur,
except for the head position I have tried to implement your tips. I hope I succeeded.
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Good job Frank. I love the lighter toned subject. artie
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The new one is exquisite - a lesson well-learned, Artie, good execution, Frank.
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Originally Posted by
Ihtisham Kabir
The new one is exquisite - a lesson well-learned, Artie, good execution, Frank.
Thanks Ihtisham. I should have mentioned that in very early morning/pre-dawn light with that light toned water we need to add LOTs of light. That is why the original bird was under: too much light water in the BKGR.
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