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    atanumondal
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    Default Common Golden Eye, Female

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    My first posting in the forum. Hoping that I have read out all the rules and am not breaking any. I am from India, currently residing in San Jose, California for an assignment. The image is taken at Shoreline Park, Mountainview, California.

    Canon 20D
    Canon 400 F5.6
    Tamron 1.4x cheaper version
    ISO 800, f/5.6, Handheld


    Please provide your comments holding no bar.:)

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    Atanu Mondal

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    Alfred Forns
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    Big Warm Welcome Atanu !!!!

    Excellent image Love the pose, wing postion, direct eye contact and warm light. Sure wish you could have had a better sun angle to illuminate the duck evenly. I know side light can be dramatic and work in your favor at times.

    As presented you can tweak the front of the duck and lighten a bit. I like how you cut the reflection since it was not strong and left extra room up front. I like it a lot Looking forward to more fine images !!!

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    Gus Cobos
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    Welcome to the BPN family,
    I like your composition. I like the raised wing position and the details. Very good advise given by Mr. Forns...Looking forward to your next capture...:cool:

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    Atanu, Very nice image, I like the pose and warm lighting

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    Nonda Surratt
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    Big welcome Atanu! Love the position, water and wings, NICE!

    Agree with Alfred on the light

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    Big Welcome, Atanu! This is one fine image; I like the wing position, the warm light and the eye contact.

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