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    Hi all,

    Another gannet from NZ -- the BG here is water and the cliffside. I don't normally like clipped wing type shots but I liked how you can see the feathers getting lifted by the landing. Minor edits, slight crop.

    Camera: Nikon D500
    Lens: 300mm f4
    Specs: 1/4000 ISO 640 f/5.6

    Thanks for looking and commenting on prior posts!
    Alex

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    Tack sharp and a very unique POV. exposure on whites is good.
    Lighting is very dramatic and I like the play of shadows and light.
    I wish the eye was completely lit up.
    I am not a lover of this type of crop- i always wish I could see the whole wing. But having said this I think I would take a bit off the top to eliminate the black part of the wing and match it up to the all white wing,
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    Hi Alex,
    Nice in close flight capture that portrays a sense of dramatic tension. Agree with Gail's comments above. A fine image.
    Allen

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    Interesting background with a good exposure. I do not mind the crop.

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    Thanks all -- I appreciate it. I cropped a bit tighter to eliminate the black part of the wing and made the eye slightly brighter. Thanks again,

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