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    Default Long-Billed Curlew

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    From an overcast day at the beach.

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    Small crop.

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    Nice pose and head angle, Aidan. There's a slight magenta cast to it and some sharpening halos around the bird.
    Thanks for sharing this one!

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    Aidan, Nice details and pose, the BG is lovely!Does seem to have a magenta cast.

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    Hey Aidan, Well done. I am not seeing the magenta cast here. I like the partial reflection of the legs. SH and perfect EXP.
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    I like the striding pose and details. I'm not sure if there is a cast, maybe it's just the light. A lower angle would have been great.

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    Agree about the halos, but I love it anyway, great walking pose, lovely head angle and colors as well as detail and BG. Congratulaitons!

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    Thanks for the comments everyone. Axel: I purposely did not go for a lower angle (I was crouched) to avoid including the waves about 30 ft behind the bird.

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