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    Default Flamencos (Flamingos)

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    A group of flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber) ready to land. Brazo del Este, Sevilla, south of Spain. This one is from several years ago, using the slow 80-400VR and when I used to shoot jpeg. Would love to have the same scene but with my 300VR+1,4XT and shooting RAW.:p

    Nikon D2X AF NIkkor 80-400VR (at 400mm) f6,7 ISO640 1/500s

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    Nice looking birds,
    Nice colors and timing Juan!!!

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    Nothing wrong with it as is. Good use of a fine but slow lens.

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    Wonderfull photo Juan. I like the way the flamingos "hang" in the air.

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    A real nice image in its own right with nice color. My only wish would be for less overlap, especially in the front grouping of birds.

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    Great separation of the heads Juan. Lovely "look and feel". For some reason the birds remind me of ballet dancers. When I move my head up in relation to LCD monitor and lighten the image I can see some noise in the black wing areas. This is only just visible when I position my head so that the grey-scale calibration bar at the bottom of the window is just right.

    Beautiful image!
    Last edited by John Chardine; 06-13-2008 at 10:56 AM.

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    Thanks for your comment guys.:)

    Good eye John! you are right about the noise on the dark areas. The original file is an underexposed jpeg and I had a lot of work processing this file to extract as much information as possible and as result, the dark areas went noisey. Too bad that I was not using RAW at that time:(

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Awesome capture and composition Juan .
    Absolutely love this !!!

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    Gus Cobos
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    Hey Juan;
    What fighter squarden is this???:D:):p;) The are flying in tight formation...:eek::D I like it very much...keep them coming Juan; I enjoy your work...:cool:

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Very cool image. Great that they all have a similar angle, I also like the complementing BG.

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    Raul Quinones
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    Great picture Juan, I like the colors and composition on this one.

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    Juan me inscribí en el párrafo This page Poder ver fotos de los flamencos, vi dos tuyas, mi INTERÉS ES Que Estoy fascinada aves Con ESTAS, años hace Que Vuelo sin vi espectacular Frente a mi casa de la playa, en la Bahía de Algeciras, HACIA salieron el Norte de África quedé impresionada de los bailes de "antes" Que iniciaron Partida su. Soy pintora y Estoy Haciendo Una serie de Pinturas de Aves ESTAS espero no te IMPORTAR Que Tus fotos me Sirvan de Modelo. Un saludo.

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    Juan no se aceder a tus fotos, serias tan amable de guiarme un poco por estas paginas. Gracias.

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