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    chad anderson
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    Default Semipalmated Plover in the Surf

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    BPN'ers,

    This was taken at Ft. Desoto awhile back and I haven't posted any birds recently, so I figured I'd post one. The background is of course, OOF surf. Yes, I did boost the bgrd color on it a bit, but for the most part I just empahsized the natural soft colors that exsisted for effect. Digital capture @ 420mm, it is about 85% of the full frame.

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    Maxis Gamez
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    Hi Chad,

    Nice to see you posting again. The main problem I see the "green" line around the legs. There is also a green spot on top of the head. I also wish for more sharpening. However, the low angle is fantastic

    Keep them coming!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxis Gamez View Post
    Hi Chad,

    Nice to see you posting again. The main problem I see the "green" line around the legs. There is also a green spot on top of the head. I also wish for more sharpening. However, the low angle is fantastic

    Keep them coming!
    The different color around around the left leg appears on the original, I guess its a reflection from the surf. If you look it has a circular shape. You are right about the one on the head, you have a good eye!

    I was hoping you'd finish the rest of editing up for me Maxis :)
    Last edited by chad anderson; 09-29-2008 at 06:37 PM.

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    Maxis Gamez
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    Quote Originally Posted by chad anderson View Post
    I was hoping you'd finish that up for me Maxis :)
    Hi Chad,

    What is it??

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    I like it a lot Chad Its all about feel and this one has it !!! The areas pointed out by Maxis should be easy to fix and would also brighten the bird just a tad !!! Excellent !!!

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    Great angle and pose. There seem to be some clone marks around the legs and I agree regarding sharpening the bird more.

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    There is something very strange going on near the legs but I have no clue. Otherwise love the bird and the light and the perspective.
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    thanks, not sure but I will continue to tinker around with it.
    Last edited by chad anderson; 09-29-2008 at 06:40 PM.

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    not sure about the odd tones around the legs.. easily fixed, but a fantastic shot.

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