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    Mom and her yearling crossed in front of me and were gracious enough to pose for a portrait. They were very active yesterday afternoon.

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    Very attentive poses, plenty sharp and interesting color palette. I would go tighter on the crop, still keeping them centered, which seems to work well in vertical and with their opposing stance. Of course, that would just my personal preference.

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    I like it! Thanks Fabs!

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    Nice work on the repost Fab. Very lovely capture with great poses and wonderful eye contact. Thanks for sharing Michael.

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    Michael,

    You pulled of a great juxtiposition composition combined with a good looking FG adn BG that goes so well with them. Like Fabs' crop.

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    Michael,
    Adding a little warmth made it much better. It is sharp and can be mistaken as plastic cutouts. The repost added lot of life to it. I am intrigued by the blue shadow. I like the pose. Both of them are covered despite the f4 aperture. You did well with catching them in that pose.

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    Sabyasachi

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