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    Default New Zealand Scaup male

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    New Zealand native diving duck
    Nikon D200
    Nikon 200-400+1.4 @550mm
    1/160s f5.6, matrix metering - exp comp - 0
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    Tony Whitehead
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    Hi Tony.

    I know that was Nikon water before I saw the techs :)

    Wonderful capture, sharp and well exposed. A little more room around it would be nice if you have it and in sharpening, erase the water shine on the left (bird's right) breast, close to the water. Minor nit this one, bit it will make a difference.

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    Nice image! This is a new bird for me. Quite attractive. Nice color, detail, and background. It looks a little tight in the frame to me. Thanks for sharing.

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    Hi Tony.
    You have caught the iridescence of this bird well.
    I too prefer a looser crop.
    Beautiful angle on the bird.

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    Beautiful duck species. I love it. For my style and taste this is tight but tastes are different ;)
    Szimi

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    fantastic shot, the head is perfectly exposed

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    I have no nits with this shot. Looks fantastic. Bird looks like one of our North American Scaup dippend in charcoal.

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    Nice shot!!!
    I like the yellow eye it`s perfect!

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    My suggestion would be to give it a bit more space if you have it. Nice shot of this rarety!

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