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    Lori A. Cash
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    This image was taken at Pea Island NWR on the Outer Banks of North Carolina this past October.

    Canon 5D with 500mm and 1.4x, ISO 200, f/8, 1/1250, exp comp -1/3, ground pod

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Nice light, pose and setting. Maybe a bit CCW rotation and the bird could be a little bit further right in the frame. Was it very windy when you made this image? I wonder whether a slightly higher angle would have worked better here in order to be able to see the feet.

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    Darn, Alex is too smart. He said what I was gonna say. Would add that the exposure and sharpness are right one. Could you please send me Katie's e-mail address; I want to thank her for her note.

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    Lovely work as usual, Lori, the improvements have been mentioned.

    Nice to have you here :)

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    Lori A. Cash
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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions.

    Axel, I recall it might have been a little windy that day. It is known to be quite windy on the Outer Banks. My original has the willet a little further to the right side of the frame....I cropped the one posted here just a little from the left side. Easy to fix along with CCW rotation.

    Lori

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    A nice image. I am normally all for getting low. But I think being able to see the feet in this case would be desirable.

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    Looks like you nailed this one Lori. Beautiful low angle, great light, stunning composition and a perfect BG, this is no doubt a winner. Congrats!

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