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    Two of these were hanging out at a local pond. Lots of activity out there right now: white pelicans, comorants, woodpeckers, and all the herons and egrets.

    Is the OOF reflection in the BG distracting?

    400D, 100-400 at 350
    1/160, f/5.6, ISO 400
    About 85% of full frame

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Cool capture and excellent exposure. The water droplets are a nice bonus. I find the dark band running through the center of the image a bit distracting. Thanks for sharing Aidan.

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    Interesting perspective. I like the water droplets and agree about the distraction of the dark band.

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    I agree with Judy and Ed regarding the dark lines. Could probably bump up the saturation on the beak as that is the main area of interest.
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    Cool pose, details and eye contact. I agree that the dark band is distracting and might raise the color temperature a bit.

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