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    Amherst Island Ontario, Canada

    Nikon D70 / 80-400 VR


    1/1250s f/5.6 at 400.0mm
    hand held, no flash, basic PS levels, sharpening

    I need to thank my buddy Eric Dumigan as we were out scouting Amherst just over 2 years ago when I was getting started in bird photography. He spotted this bird well off the side road that we were on, and both of us were able to hike out for a closer look.

    thanks for looking, take good care.

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    Fabs Forns
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    Hey Raymond,

    Beautiful habitat and mood, would love tho have something like this!!

    It may need a bit of CCW rotation?

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    This is a very nice composition and habitat image. I wouldn't do a thing to it.

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    A beauty! I would see what it looks like with fabs suggestion, other than that I can't think of anything. Excellent!!!

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    Wonderful image. The falling snow with the dark bg really sets the mood, and the composition is great. Really lovely!

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    Hey Ray, this is just beautiful, if you dont hang it on your wall, you need help!!!

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    Loving it. Very, very effective. Dave

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    thanks everyone.. I had a touch time editing this shot, the original raw file is very very flat, and some levels adjustments helped a great deal. The thing that bugs me is that after 2 years since I took this one, I can improve on the original edit., I guess my lack of PS knowledge has come back to haunt me!

    take care.

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