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    Default yellowlegs at sunset

    I shot this as I was leaving Plum Island last week as it was getting dark. After driving 5 miles from the southern beach area, there is a salt pannes area. Like much of Plum Island the light is better for early morning shooting.
    1/1600 sec Nikon D300, 400 VR f/10 auto iso.

    Any critique is fine, but I am wondering about composition and leaving the markings of the water behind the birds rather than making it a solid gold.


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    I wouldn't make it a solid gold, just eliminate the streaks (but leave the mottling at top). I like the composition, but the birds are oversharpened - leaving a noticeable halo around their perimeter.

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    Love the composition and colors. I also like the birds looking at the same direction. I have to disagree with Daniel on this one. streaks are part of the habitat to me but we all have different taste. However, I agree about the over-sharpened.

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    I Like the streaks too, but I knew what I was shooting at while the image viewer does not. I guess that is why I waned opinions. :o

    Will take away some of the sharpening. That is easy to do on this image. No selection to make first.

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