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    Love the landing pose with droplets to add to the sense of action. TFS

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    Hey Dan, Was it landing or crash landing? Looks sharp on the eye to me. I like the far wing position better than the near-wing position. And one perch would have been enough for me.

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    Thanks Arthur, It was a crash land.. Cormorants are just clunky....
    I removed 2 other perches sort of sloppily...
    It is pretty sharp, I guess my poor sharpening technique worked on this one...
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    Like the splashing water. Wish the right pile on wasn't there. Patterns in the water are neat.

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    Focus and splash look great! My biggest issue is the strongly banded water behind as the pattern kinda overpowers the subject. That could have been partially combatted with a lower shooting angle.

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