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    Hi all...here's a Pied Oystercatcher from a recent shoot at a new location for me in Brisbane.
    7Dii, 100-400@400mm, 1/3200th sec, f5.6, iso640, manual mode, hand-held. Comments appreciated as always.
    Cheers.

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    Very nice Paul!

    I think you exposed this shot perfectly. Both the black and the whites looks spot on and without any under/overexpsoure. I like the raised leg and the water splash too. Great light angle and background.
    I don't know if it is due to the downsized JPEG or a big crop but the bird looks a bit soft, it is hard to see feather details. I would also give this a bit more room all round but keeping the ratios as is.

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    Hi Ivan,
    Thank you for the positive feedback. I'll take another look at the crop and feather detail issue...cheers!

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    Nice image, I like the splash. Agree you need a bit more space, particularly below for the length of the underwater leg.

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    Nice view of the bird. The walking pose is nice. Agree the image could be cropped less.

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    Yes, the exposure is perfect, and the rising leg and resulting water splash is very good. I agree for more room, and the head seems to be angled a ever so slightly bit away from us. Still a nice frame though!

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    Thanks Greg, John and Daniel. All suggestions noted. Cheers.

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