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    Default Motif: Pelagic Cormorant

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    At least I'm pretty sure this is a Pelagic based on it's long slender neck and dark bill. I found him in Morro Bay surveying the morning while taking a break from his breakfast fishing chores. C&C welcome and appreciated and thank you for looking:)

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    cool looking bird katie!! i'd crop out whatever that is in front of the bird. love the head angle!! you had his attention!! congrats on the motif image!!

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    Looks like a Pelagic. The image is well done. I would crop the rock totally out on the bottom.
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    Cool bird Katie. I agree, take the rock out and get this bird glasses. He's so cross eyed!! I love it!!!!! Congrats.....

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    Cool katie - agree with getting rid of the foreground distraction.

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    Hi Katie,
    Very well done...I agree on cloning out the rock at the bottom...good show...:cool:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Waas View Post
    ...and get this bird glasses. He's so cross eyed!! I.
    LOL !! The bird does look funny :)

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    Hi Katie These a tough to make int high key !! Exposure needs to be on the money 100% Not sure but this might have been just a tad under? The feathers look a little funky.

    Also for the dark birds it sure helps some flash fill Does give the feathers a different look and feel !! Love that head and agree with the crop !!! Excellent !!!

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    Hi Katie,
    Great bird and I love the high key treatment.
    Another vote for losing the rock!
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    Nicki

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