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    In your face with all those colors. Sharp right where it needs to be. Love the coming right at you pose and even like the OOF birds in the BG. A round of noise reduction just under the wings would take care of my only nit. TFS

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    I like the dynamic pose with the fanned tail. good details but it could use some NR visible grain) . the OOF mallards are a bit distracting

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    Ditto David's +ve comments, but a less distracting background would have made it a killer shot for me.

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    Killer sharp on the woodie. I like the4 Mallard pair but it would have been even stronger if the drake Mallard did not merge with the duck's right wing ...

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    wonderful sharp head shot Dan, maybe a tiny bit ccw rotation

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    Good job getting this drake head-on in flight. Good comp. The folded feet are neat! I see what appear to be processing marks to our right of the duck's tail?

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    Love the tack sharp duck but not a fan of the OOF ducks.
    I too, noticed the odd cloning marks on the right of bird. Easy fix,
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