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    SeanKP
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    This is a slight crop. Should I go further and remove the reeds up top?

    40D + 400mm DO. ISO 400, F 7.1 @1/1000 sec. Aperture priority. 0 EC.

    Thanks for looking. All c&c gratefully received.

    Cheers.

    Sean

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    Yes, I would crop further...but not from the top! I love the reeds up there - I would crop some off the bottom like I have done here. I feel it strenghtens the composition as there was too much wasted space below. What I love most about your image is the power that is showing off nicely from this swan. The wings skimming the water are very cool :-)


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    I agree with Daniel. The repost looks good. The wings are just lovely
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    Thanks Daniel and Tony. I knew there was something 'not right' with the composition but just couldn't see it. A 'wood for the trees' situation I think. You are spot on with your comments.

    Cheers.

    Sean

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    I agree with Danny's repost. The water droplets gives a nice feel.

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