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    How about an orange eye for the theme... I captured this image at Circle B Bar Reserve in Polk 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 180mm
    1/500 F/8 Matrix Metering 0 EV ISO 140 AWB
    Post processed in Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC 2017
    Cropped for composition and presentation
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    Beautifully captured portrait with remarkable detail, Joe. Like the side top light enhancing all the fine feather and beak textures. Great close view of the orange eye.

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    Gorgeous eye, beautiful light and detail. The BG is great too IMHO.
    Well done.

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    Hi Joe, I love snapping these birds when I get the opportunity.

    The open bill adds to the capture and the crop nicely echoes the capture. Personally I might open the Exposure up say 0.15 (figures personal choice) and drop the Blue. Just watch your f/stop & SS, I've found anything from f/9-f/16 because they can just angle a fraction, but the DoF may pull it back.

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