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    Default Juvenile Night Crowned Heron

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    Shot yesterday. I deliberately underexposed too, and did some adjuments in PS to give it sort of an eerie effect.
    Think the HA is wrong(?)
    I am wondering if it worked.

    40D
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    f5.6
    ISO 400
    100-400 @400
    1/3200 s
    Tripod
    Cropped from the original.

    Comments appreciated.

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    Lady Jackie,
    You achieved your purpose; I do like the mood. I like it as presented; the head angle is fine. You have a clear and sharp eye. I like the multi colored background. My only suggestion would be to clone out the shadow on the face of the rock; make the color and texture even...good show...:cool:

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    I Like The Crop And The Eerie Effect I Think The Shadow On The Rock Is The Only Thing I Would Change-great Shot

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    Excellent eye contact Jackie. Beautiful soft colors and sharp eye.
    Congrats,

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    Hi Jackie,
    I like this a lot, especially the BG. The only thing that I might be tempted to do would be to darken down the rock - my eye keeps being drawn back to it. I love the feel of the picture.
    Regards,
    Nicki

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    Hi Jackie

    I was thinking a different crop? Not sure if anyone would like this one

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    TX for all the suggestions!

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    Jackie, I like it with the rock and its reflection because it enhances the feeling of peering into a mysterious opening, that said, the rock shadow needs to be lightened a little and I'd crop some off the top. It's an interesting image and quite grabbed my attention.

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