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    larrybobo
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    Default Heron by the Pond

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    The crotch of an oak provided my tripod and camouflage while taking a series of photos
    at my pond from about 75 feet. Feet of Heron did not show even before cropping the
    green garden hose from the image. There is a lot of busy background here so I realize
    this is not the typical bird post. I think the Heron probably lacks detail owing to my
    inexperience and maybe the high ISO. Thanks for any and all criticism.

    Date 6/4/2007
    Olympus SP 550 UZ
    1/500
    ISO 800
    F: 4.5
    Auto WB
    Focal Length: 84mm

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    Alfred Forns
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    Hi Larry Must have been exciting getting this big bird Locally we can just about Pet them

    When framing try getting the entire bird in the frame Legs are missing !! You are right about the back ground cutter but even with the clutter try lining up the subject Here the bird's beak is coming out of the tree If you are able try to isolate or have the bird at a distance to the bg to be able to blur !!!

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    Judd Patterson
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    Hey Larry, glad that you were able to photograph this heron. It's always fun to see these guys, and even better when it's through the camera viewfinder. I agree with your own self-critique that it would be great to see a less cluttered background and the rest of the feet. Sounds like you are putting in good effort, and so with time better opportunities will arise.

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