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    Default Wiskered Tern

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    This was taken late afternoon at a seasonal pan on my farm in South Africa. All crits welcome

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    This is a lovely image DOF spot on backgound really works well.
    Can you share the exif with us.

    Well done :)

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    Excellent image Corne' - welcome to BPN ;)

    I enjoy this image as the two tone background makes the tern truly stand out - the lighting is dramatic yet there are no distracting shadows on the bird!

    Indeed a VVWD from me!

    See you Kruger Park soon :D

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    I Iove the colors and the details!!
    Nice flight shot!

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    I really like the pose of the bird, the light & background are gorgeous, maybe just a touch more room around the tern. A beautiful image.

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    If you have it, a little more around the subject would be good. Excellent image. Good work.
    Yours in Wildness
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    Lovely image Corne - a little more room below the bird would be nice. What lens , aperture etc. maybe slighly wider aperture would have smoothed the gradation in the background more. Well managed highlights
    Last edited by Tony Whitehead; 01-20-2008 at 05:27 PM.
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    If you post photo info and camera equipment, it would make everything more interesting.
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    Sweet light, pin sharp and very nice comp. Works well for me.

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    Thanks for the comments guys.
    Camera: Canon EOS 1D mark IIN
    Lens: Canon EF 500 mm f/4L IS
    Exposure: 1/4000 sec at f/4

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    Thanks for the technicals Corne - obviously a wider aperture was not an option:)
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