I took this a couple of days ago. When I opened it, I realized that the reflection is missing and I could easily get it in frame. Still, kinda like it:o.
I like the dark mood, the action, and the wake, but it is much stronger with a tighter pano crop that eliminates all the reflections except that of the neck...
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That is gorgeous, and I agree with Artie the mood is awesome, but, still it is a bit TOO dark for me. But you got the shot perfect and believe me I know how fast those Snowies move! I like the lights in the water. Where was it shot?
Thanks Arthur. It does look better. I just edited my profile. My full name was already there. I am from Jacksonville, Florida where this photo was taken.
Love the unique action captured in this image and the dark BG creates a wonderful mood. The repost that Artie posted is very lovely. Many thanks for sharing.
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