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    This image was created at Nickerson Beach on 6/29/19 at 4:49PM. Image processed in Lightroom and Photoshop.

    Hand held, Medium crop.

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    Nice pose but maybe a bit soft and noisy. The droplets(?) near the eye could be removed.

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    Nice incoming pose and I like all the water droplets.
    Tern looks sharp to me. The fanned tail adds a lot.
    I am not crazy about the grey lines in the green water (personal preference).
    Too bad about the bling but it is what it is!
    Gail

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    Well composed with good wing position. Tough when you have this much in the way of droplets. Everybody has their own feelings about that. I never know when to clone or not. I do think the three lighter green bird head size lighter areas between the wings could be cloned out to make it less distracting]

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    Looks pretty sharp to me too. You might want to remove the band. Or not. I'm with Moe about losing the three large specular highlights ...

    Where was this puddle?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post

    Where was this puddle?
    Parking lot. A nice storm rolled through early afternoon and dumped a good amount of rain.

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    Thanks John, A puddle in the lot or the one just outside on the western edge of the lot? Puddles are always a plus at Nickerson.

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    In the lot.

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    Thanks. Where did the green reflections come from?

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    Trees. The puddle was on the edge of the lot. It was quite big after the rain. The birds were bathing in it.

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