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    This Spoonie landed on top of a tree in the fading light of a gorgeous day. It got comfortable and tucked one of its legs in. I stood there in my waders enjoying the view and captured a couple of frames.



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    Superb image Doug (I am envyous :D:eek:) The pose of the bird could not be better and the light is fantastic and I am sure that this small web size presentation makes no justice to the original file. killer eye BTW. There is just one litle thing that I do not like and is the fact that the leaves at the bottom of the frame are clipped (but that is a very minor detail). I think that toning down the BG a litle bit would made the bird to pop up more and would produce a better result. Very good job on this beauty :)
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    Great light, pose and details. I would go for a wider crop and maybe lighten the shadows a bit more.

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    Hey Doug,
    Looks like you had a great time with James. Looking forward to my trip in March. The perch is sweet as is the pose. I do like Juans darker sky....but that is my preference. As I like tight crops:D......I am fine with it as presented. Very nicely done!

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    Repost does make the Subject pop out much more! Love the light, BG, pose, detail, colors and great great sepceis! Congratualitons!

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    Thanks for the nice repost Juan. I like it!
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