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    I took this image last week at a local beach near my house. Thanks for any comments and suggestions.

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    Good flight pose on the bird. Is this a cropped horizontal frame?

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    Thanks for the comment John. Yes this is cropped from a horizontal. Cropped in on the sides with the top to bottom dimension cropped in a little bit.
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    Jim, that's a great angle but there seems to be a strong yellow cast on the bird.

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    Hi Jim. Very nice flight pose and comp. I agree the WB could be revisited.

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    Hi Jim,

    I like the pose. Yes to the YELLOW/GREEN color cast. But this is a very strange image. I brought it into PS and tried RGB Curves Color Balancing it but all three channels showed as hot. Then I tried Average Blur Color Balancing and that failed miserably. As a last resort, I simply reduced the YELLOW and GREEN saturations. Stranger still when I tried to do some Selective Color work on the sky I noted very little if any changes even when I moved the sliders all the way to one side or the other. If you love this one you might want to start over.

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    Hi Jim,
    Nice to see you posting again. Welcome back!
    There is a very strong cyan/yellow cast to the image. It is nice and sharp so definitely worth reworking in PP,
    Gail

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    Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions. Thanks Artie for reworking the image. Gail I will try to post more and thanks for the welcome back. Here is a repost trying to adjust the color issues.
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    Thanks Jim. Much better. The original post was not you :)

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