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    Default Green Heron landing pose

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    Canon 7D2, 400mm DO IS II, 1.4x TC III
    ISO 800, f5.6, 1/2500s, HH

    Took out some distracting dead leaves in the BG.

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    My favorite in the series. Dramatic landing pose, hanging feet, and killer black BKGR. And right down sun angle; there is not a shadow on the bird anywhere.

    Was the BKGR in shadow?

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    Hi Artie and thanks. Yes the background is trees in shadow.

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    Great landing pose, nice angle to the camera. Well exposed. Well done.

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    Very nice Image. I like the pose and sharp eye. I feel that wing have some Noise which can be reduced.

    Background is also really nice.


    Thanks for sharing.

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    Great pose. Sweet Light and killer background. What is not to like here. Well done.

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    The pose and light are fantastic, but the shot doesn't look sharp to me. It's very dramatic regardless.

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    A beautiful shot...... hate to say it but I have slight reservation over the sharpness of the head and bill.

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    I too find it a touch soft, but all else rocks. I'm sure an additional round of sharpening for web presentation would take it up a notch.

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