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    I captured this image of a Great Egret at Ft. Desoto in Pinellas County, Florida. Comments and critique welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for viewing.

    Nikon D7000
    Nikon 70-300mm F/4.5-5.6 VR AF-S ED shot at 300mm (450mm FFE)
    1/2500 F/8 Matrix Metering -1 EV ISO 400 AWB
    Post process in Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC
    Cropped for composition and presentation
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    .good whites and nice exposurejoe nice capture

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    Jo the thumbnail belies the image, I think this is just beautiful,... and I like those bubbles too! Details in the plumage are excellent, the fish being partially obscure adds interest.

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    Good one Joe. I don't normally go for reflections but this one is pretty cool. Like the reflections on the bird too.
    John

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    Hi Joe, conditions look strong, but the exposure seems well handled. Like the ripple reflections of the water over the white plumage and god to see you did not clip the reflection of the subject. The blue adds punch to the scene.

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    Like the low angle shooting and love the reflection of the water on the bird. Well exposed and sharp. I wish for a little head turn towards us. TFS.

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    The colour of the water against the colour of the bird really makes it for me. Beautiful pose and reflection.

    Well done Joe

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    Gorgeously sharp, great action, beautiful whites! I'd love to see a little more water at the bottom so as not to crowd the wonderful reflection.

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    Thanks everyone for viewing and commenting, very much appreciated.
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    Surf and turf! A full meal in one strike! Great colors and whites, I love the way the light reflects on the subject.

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