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Great pic and what a little cutie, love the soft fuzz and detail in the eye
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The raised foot and the great looking head are wonderful. The crud on the ground, not so much. Getting right down on the ground would eliminate most of the crud.
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Andreas, so soft and cuddly this one! You captured it nicely and with the strut pose to boot.
Love your processing in terms of details and love the textures on the foot as well. Really cool.
You know, the smaller rocks on the ground really don't bother me but the larger sticks unfortunately do distract me from this little fuzzball. You could opt to clone them, but obviously ideally they would be avoided during composition.
Could always test a tad bit of punch in the mid range, but knowing you and you knowing me I think it's safe to say this is bang-on for you my friend! Haha
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Love the cute bird and the softness you've got here Andreas. I'm actually fine with the foreground sticks etc...they don't (for me anyway) detract from the bird, as my eye continually focuses on the bird, but I guess I might remove the large stick if it were mine and see.
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The original for me Andreas, the twigs are incidental, the gosling holds my interest, super cute!
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Thanks Jon .... I do agree with you .
Cheers Andreas
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The detail on the goose looks great. I like the raised foot. Nice to see the webbing on the other foot.
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hi Andreas,
both are excellent.
congratulations
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