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    Shot this in Nd slough back in early June. Processed in Dpp.4 and Photoshop. Neat image,Thanks for comments and critiques.
    Canon 5 D Mark 1V
    500 f/4 L IS
    700 mm
    Av 8.0
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    Beautiful shot Kevin! The eye is fantastic and so are the reflections. I like the compostion too with the low POV. I'm not familiar with this species, but could the blacks be raised a little, particularly in the neck? They're fine the way they are, but I wonder if slightly more detail could be extracted without making it unnatural. Great shot nonetheless!

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    Very nice image, just love the colors and composition. Sharp were it needs to be.

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    Very nice. Like the low angle and that red eye really pops in the light. Nice how the water just melts into the background.

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    Very nice, I love the light and the detail on the bird, well done.

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    I love the eye, beak and feather detail a lot... The rear end view though is not my favorite.
    Image quality is top notch.
    Dan Kearl

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    The low angle and watery blur are outstanding, and the focus point is absolutely dead-on the eye/face yielding beautiful detail. However, the OOF rump is really distracting for me. Had you close down a bit to get the whole bird in focus, this would be perfection. It's still really, really nice as is. No noise anywhere!

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    Simple Image. I like the eye.

    Bill /eye orientation being parallel to sensor help this image.

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