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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Working through some of my florida stuff this morning when i came across this one.......Taken in Little Estero using the Mark 3 with the Sigma 300-800mm lens at 648mm for 1/4000 sec at f7.1 and ISO 800. Debated removing the water bubbles and drops......but left most in.
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    Roman... Beautiful light, placement of Ibis, sharpness and crab all add up to a beautiful image!! Glad you left the bubbles and drops in. I think they add to the interest...

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    I love everything about it except it looks a little tight for such a big bird. Great profile on the crab.
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    Well caught, Roman. Excellent sharpness on the head and bill with the prey. Bubbles and drops fine with me. Agree re more room.
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    Probably a tad tight but all other elements fabulous. Great capture. :)

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    A beauty Roman. I really like the light and I am always intrigued by the light reflections on birds. More room at the top is all that is needed.

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    I agree with keeping the bubbles there. I also agree with giving more room above, and wish you could have gotten a lower angle. I like the included snack!

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    The crab really makes this image Roman! Agree with the others about a little more room and a lower shooting angle.
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    I like it, love the crab, would vote for a bit more of a side view and of course, for a bit more room.
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