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Nice colors and nice tone.
I particularly like the ripples of the wake behind the bird.
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Sharp with a nice fish. Which wetlands? Bolsa? With the sun from the left the shadow of the fish on the bird's chin is less than ideal.
with love, artie
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Lovely light on both the eyes of predator and prey,like the position caught in the frame,a beautiful image.
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I usually prefer lower angles, but the higher perspective works nicely here. Great looking eye - and the one on the grebe as well
. A bit of noise on the upper part of the frame could be dealt with.
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Light looks very nice here. The fish is a plus. Nothing like photographing birds at wetlands.
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Great look at this grebe and I love the well lit red eye. The fish is a big bonus and I like that we can see his head and eye well. Well done Tim
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Whenever I see those little red eyes it feels like those eyes are dragging me. astonishing shot tim!
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Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
Sharp with a nice fish. Which wetlands? Bolsa? With the sun from the left the shadow of the fish on the bird's chin is less than ideal.
with love, artie
Thanks Artie, for pointing out the shadow, keeps me on my toes, I tend to overlook things sometimes.
-Tim