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    gary rouleau
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    To me the best time to be at the bosque is end of January to the end of Feb.
    The cranes are more like actors, dancing and performing.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    I like the interaction and details. Maybe a slightly wider crop and I see a color cast on my monitor. Was a lower angle an option?

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    gary rouleau
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    It just finished raining so the day was really grey lots of overcast, this is how it was out of the camera. I can only crop to the left and lower was not possible, I wished.

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    I like the action and interaction, Gary. Getting both birds sharp is always a challenge, but you were very successful here. You might experiment with warming up the colors a bit to see if that is an improvement. Well done.

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    Good sharpness and expression of their behavior. Mating behavior increases at the Bosque in Jan and Feb. There does seem to be a bluish color cast.

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    Lovely interaction captured Gary, and maybe just a bit tight on the RHS. I think the low angle is perfect. Well done.

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