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    Heres one I shot last winter at the Everglades.
    Taking with a D2H and 600/4 AF-I w 1.4x at f9@1/1000 iso 320, exposure comp -1/3.
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    Nicely framed but could use a smidge more room below and could be a bit brighter. An option with this pose is to place the bird on the right side of the frame. The face could use some selective sharpening.
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    Have to agree with Artie here Rick. I would add that I'd like to see the perch toned down a little. Thanks for posting!

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    Great pose! Love the detail in the feathers.

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    In addition to the comments above is that I'd wish for a bit better head angle: either towards us to see the other eye a bit more, or the other way to give more of a profile and better define the bill from the body.

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