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Looks good to me, love the berry in the bill. The plants also add more interest to the image. I might reduce the contrast a tad, but that is only a personal preference. Thank you for sharing, Gail.
P.S. This bird is one of my nemisis birds in Florida, would love to have a go at them.
Joe Przybyla
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What a great pose. Nice clean BG and I love the mini-forest at his feet; a reasonable trade-off for not seeing the feet. The juniper (?) berry tops it off.
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Now that is a beautiful shorebird in habitat shot. Forget the sandy beach, this is great!!! Perfect head angle, the cranberry, the details, that beautiful habitat, this has it all. Unlike Joe, if anything I think this could use a touch more brightness and contrast, not less but that can vary depending on the monitor we are viewing this on. Congrats on the new gear and looking forward to more. Maybe a touch tight on the left hand side, and if you are in a cloning mood (which I have not been at all lately) I would lose the plant on the left edge.
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Very nice. I like my 5D IV way better than either my 1DX or the 1DX II. Different strokes. It is unusual to see a shorebird eating berries on southbound migration.
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ps; He surely looks well-fed!
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A beauty, Gail. Great light, and the berry completes the image. Wonderful short plant bed he's standing in.
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Way to go Gail, what a butterball; bulk. Fattening up for the long drive ahead, Godspeed. I am betting you will like your new 5DMIV more when you know what you can "expect" from it... Hang in there! Lovely habitat and BG, SH, and I like the HA.
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Hi Gail. Not much more to add...great composition, clarity...contrast looks good to me as I see it on my laptop. I really like the habitat too, but would crop out a little more of the lower oof section (personal preference), although that may make the composition too tight there. Are you saying that you also prefer the 1DX for perched birds?
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Your backup is my main camera. The pose is great love the berry and the green really brings it all together.
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Lovely setting Gail, I like having a bit more foliage on the left on the RP. Very cool with the berry. I think a touch more NR on the background. Details look good. Cool bird I don't think I've seen before as well. TFS
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great display of the habitat and I ;like the small snack. looks fat and happy!
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Repost is better for sure. I like the extra room and the bit of contrast really makes the bird stand out now. Not sure I have seen a better Whimbrel Frame. A real beauty!