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    This brown dabbling duck goes by the name Pacific Black Duck. I don't have a pond with clear water and soft light, so used the foreground and background flowers to frame it. Two things about the flowers I don't like, the stalk in the lower left I don't have the skills to remove without obvious artifacts, and that it is an invasive weed.
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    Greg cool looking duck and I agree with your assessment. Just to busy to even try and save it. TFS

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    Hello Greg, I think you made lemonade from those lemons... Lovely details on the head and I also like how some of the vegetation is in focus in front of the duck.

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    Like the way the bird is framed by the vegetation. The low angle is nice. The light is what it is.

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    I love what you did here... the flowers make it work. TFS

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    I love the low angle intimate view. You did well to go for that perspective. I agree bout the oof stem in LLC, as well as the one touching the duck's head, but I am OK with everything else. A combination patch tool/content aware/low-opacity cloning, and perhaps even some burning (in no particular order) should be a good start to get those gone, but yes, practice makes perfect for a bit more high-level work as this.

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