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    One morning at Fort de Soto: We followed this guy as he walked along the shore. I had stupidly left my Canon back home and friend, Judy Malloch was gracious enough to lend me one of her Nikons and a 300mm f 2.8 (nice!) lens.ISO 400, f/4.8, 1/2500.

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    beautiful Image, you did very well with the Nikon Equipment!

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    The comp is rather tight at the tail, and the head is ever so slightly angled away. You did manage a great low angle, and the walking motion is nice :-)

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    I like the colors, light, the reflection an the fact that the bird is moving. Just a bit tight on the right side.

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    Hi Susan,
    Agree with the tightness on the back side............even for me! The reflection and exposure is very nice.

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