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    1/50, f22, iso320, 400mm (70-200 w/2x) D610, Handheld

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    Something different Dan! I quite like it. I like to see the boundaries pushed a little. This is very artful and interesting, and I could see this as a large print. I might consider a bit more canvas on the LHS?

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    Thanks, Glennie, apparently you are the only one who likes it......
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    I like what you were going for but I feel it missed the mark. I am always thrilled to see our photographers here changing it up and thinking outside the box as you were doing here. I wish I could pinpoint what exactly isn't working for me, but since I am not normally a blur photographer, I am not sure. Maybe it would have been better had all the birds been separated. Please don't stop changing it up.
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