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The quality of the silhouette itself is beautiful. I especially like the feather fringing along much of the contour. The cut bill is rather unfortunate though. Is this a FF image?
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Originally Posted by
Daniel Cadieux
The quality of the silhouette itself is beautiful. I especially like the feather fringing along much of the contour. The cut bill is rather unfortunate though. Is this a FF image?
Yes this is full frame image.
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Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
Too much Snowy Egret to be an abstract ...
Attached is an abstract :)
with love, artie
I agree and understand the same now.
I think it is little blue heron, not snowy egret
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Did you add filter in photoshop to create this image ?
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I got it twirl filter in photoshop. Very nice indeed.
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Originally Posted by
Krishna Prasad kotti
I agree and understand the same now.
I think it is little blue heron, not snowy egret
I would bet on Snowy Egret with the thin bill. I have been wrong before ... Go to the RAW file and lighten it and LMK :)
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Agree with Daniel. Very nice silhouette. Would have liked to see the whole birds bill.
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Originally Posted by
Krishna Prasad kotti
I think this is Little Blue heron.
OK, for a third try, I think it's a tri-colored. Light chin, looks like breeding lores/eye and the classic tuft feathers.
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Originally Posted by
David Roach
OK, for a third try, I think it's a tri-colored. Light chin, looks like breeding lores/eye and the classic tuft feathers.
Thanks for lightening it. I was wrong but so were you :) David is correct; it is clearly a Tricolored Heron. The bill of LBH is much thicker.
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