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    Hi all,

    Not sure if this works or not, but I coudn't resist capturing a few image of this Mallard in long grass. I know the grass in front of the bill and the light spots in the BG are distracting, but I still like this image.

    400D, 100-400 at 400
    1/320, f/5.6, ISO 200
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    It might technically be better without the grass, but I think it shows a bit of environment and I like it too.

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    I love your intentions with the shot Aidan it has a very nice feel to it as well as a nice comp. The blade of grass going through the bill is kind of a distraction.But I'm with you I like the shot....

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    I like this, Aidan. Only niggle is the grass blade cutting across the bill. You could maybe selectively lighten the eye to accentuate the iris colour.
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