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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    This was taken last week at Gree Cay from the boardwalk. I was standing watching a whistling duck when the this mottled duck tookoff in front of me. I qucikly grabbed a few images and of course if the shutter speed had been higher I would not have had the blurred wings but in this case I do like what the shutter speed at 1/500 accomplished.

    Nikon D300
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    All comments are much appreciated

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    I like it a lot. great wing pose. the motion blur of the wing tips is wonderful.
    the only thing that I think could have improved this shot is a more beautiful BG, for example green water (tree reflections). But you have to take what's there.

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    Well done Judy! The wing blur is what makes this picture for me. You got eye contact and the head is sharp. Like the composition too.
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    cool action shot, the wing postion is excellent.

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    Very impressive and great flight pose.

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    Hi Judy,
    I like the angle of this one. The blurred wing tips are a nice contrast to the sharp middle body.
    Steve

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    I love this alot Judy! The frontal pose is great and the blurred wings give it such a great sense of motion! Frankly speaking for such images, I prefer some wing blur than completely frozen wings. :)

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