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    A nice stroll on the beach for this lovely Lesser Yellowlegs recently.

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    Lovely light, bird, and image. Love the raised foot. And I like these grasses better than the last ones.

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    Beautiful Image.

    Low point of view which renders the background beautifully makes this image work.

    Raise foot is nice.

    From image composition point of view do we need to have the grass ?
    May be I would have removed it, but keeping it also feels ok to me.

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    Wonderful light on this beauty, Daniel. Nice slight angle and great low POV. Like the soft foreground, raised foot, plant sprigs, and beautiful smooth background.

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    Lovely shot Daniel! Agreed with all the positives mentioned above. The vegetation adds depth and provides scale imo so I love it. The light is just beautiful. Great work!

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    Another winner Daniel. I really like the grass...adds a minimalist feel to the image. Love the silky smooth water and that killer BG.

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    Grass and water are very nice, nice pose as well.
    I wish the grass was on the right side.
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    Looks great. Love that water. The raised foot is nice. Really like the grasses as well.

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    nice light and pose Dan, you really nailed the clam water here. I'd lose the grass personally, if they were longer I'd keep in but a bit too small for my taste

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