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Story Sequences Moderator and Wildlife Moderator
Beautiful image, Steve
Love the colours, stunning detail, a well exposed frame well processed, thank you so much for sharing 
Warmest regards,
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Wildlife Moderator
Thanks Gabriela, I would totally change how I would shoot this now. 
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Magnificent, I'd say, focus colours and details look spot on. I like the raised foot too.
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Hi Steve, I echo the positive comments, nice image. A little nit I know beyond your control, if the head was angled slightly towards the viewer I think the shadow would not be there. Wonderful colors and feather detail. Thank you for sharing.
Joe Przybyla
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Hi Steve ... very nice to get this beautiful crane species so close to take images .
Technically nicely captured and I do like the walking pose . Superb details rendered ....
I think the shot is too tight ... no room to breathe for the subject , light was not on your side already looking harsh .... but I would have shot it as well 
Gras does look a bit flat and lifeless to ma , personal taste .
TFS Andreas
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Beautiful subject but too tight in the frame. With the head turned away this is an insta-delete for me.
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Agree on the tightness, grass is what it is. With hindsight the whole shooting aspect/techs would be different, live and learn for next time, but ultimately not fall in the footsteps of DSLR shooting IMHOP.
H/A marginal, but happy to get something as these guys consistently move and often move away from you, yes a turn more to camera would be better…
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Agree on the tightness, grass is what it is. With hindsight the whole shooting aspect/techs would be different, live and learn for next time, but ultimately not fall in the footsteps of DSLR shooting IMHOP.
H/A marginal, but happy to get something as these guys consistently move and often move away from you, yes a turn more to camera would be better…
The head angle is not marginal. Thread is turned so far away that the bill is in complete shadow.
with love, a
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Ok.
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