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    Default Sandhill Crane at Bosque

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    I made this image 2 years back in Bosque Del Apache NM.

    I somehow missed processing this image.

    I was happy to find this one.


    Nikon D500, 500 f/4
    ISO 500, f/4, 1/800 sec
    Matrix Metering, Manual Mode

    Post processing:-

    Raw Processing C1P
    Photoshop CS6, Nik 30-30 Filter
    Not cropped, No Noise Reduction applied.

    Let me know your thoughts and comments.

    Thanks
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    Last edited by Krishna Prasad kotti; 11-26-2018 at 09:44 AM.

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    nice light and good underside details Krishna, I like the wing position and the head angle. good composition to top it off, post size is a bit small for those who are viewing on large screens....

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    You gotta love soft light for underwing detail. 1920 wide here works great.

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    Hi Krishna, ditto the previous comments. Lovely image, thank you for sharing.
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    I love shots with a full wing spread like this, and the light has complemented the shot superbly here. A really simple frame that just works perfectly

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    Very nice! Good details and pose. I do feel the saturation could be boosted a touch more though. Nicely done overall.

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    Thank you all for the comments.

    I did not want to over do the image. So I did not add Saturation to it.

    Here is a repost in Larger Format.

    I added Vibrance for About 8 Points to it.

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    I really like this! I wasn't hopefully about the overhead angle when I saw the thumb but it looks great full size! The light and details are perfect from beak to feet, and he's got a good
    engaging look on his face. Very nice!

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