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Hi Gail, the pano crop works and I like the position of the subject in frame. Cool to include the habitat, especially in the BKG, adds context to me. I do feel it's a little flat overall however and although the conditions may have been overcast, I think this is where a bit of artistic licence comes into play???
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I'm laughing as i remember that very well! I think this may be the loon that was waiting for the eider to attack and chase off; a bite to the tail feathers as i remember. I like your composition and the distinct red throat!
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Elegant loon pose and nice comp, with the grasses on the left giving a good sense of habitat. Feels cool, as it probably was. Would just the slightest touch of warmth help?
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Gail, this frame proves it was worth the wait!
Lighting treated you well here providing a little drama, albeit a little more perpendicular to the lens. Subject is nicely sharp. Is that a bit of iridescence I see on the head?
Composition is really unique and I quite like it. The Loon is located well within the habitat and below the shoreline.
Overall a quality frame!
PS - did you get any shots of the rare Icelandic Pacheco bird while you waited?
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I like it very much, the composition is pleasing and the pose is informative. I may have been tempted to deliver a little more detail in the back and wing feathers - just a little subtle lift.
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Hi Gail, lovely image. Sharp, nice colors, I like the inclusion of habitat. Your wait was worth time spent. Thank you for sharing.
Joe Przybyla
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The loon looks good in that nice light. The grass in the foreground gives some nice depth.
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Well done Gail....I get the feeling of 'being there' ...The reeds in the FG add so much....Nice shoreline in the BG and good POV...Good detail on the bird and lovely colouring throughout the image. Perfectly cropped for my liking.
Will
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DATPA. I love the pano and would consider taking a bit more off the right.
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I give up! What does DATPA mean!
Gail
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Arthur Morris
DATPA. I love the pano and would consider taking a bit more off the right.
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