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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Default Fairy Martin

    Picking up mud from puddle on ground. Captured from car. 30D, 300/4L IS and 1.4x, ISO 250, 1/200th, f/8 almost full frame


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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    I like the head angle, details and exposure control and might crop a bit off the bottom.

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    Nice image Ákos. Love the colors on this.
    Bit centered image. :)

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    Nice little critter, soft light. I'd get rid of the magenta chromatic aberration in the catch light.

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    Good job to get this close- I like the pose and eye contact.

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    Nice head turn and detail Akos.

    cheers Rob

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    Nicely captured mate

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    A wonderful opportunity well captured, Ákos. Great pose and details. The muddy bill also makes the image informative.

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Thanks for the honest and constructive feedback folks. :) I will find my one with the three amigos within the frame. Don't think I posted that yet. Here is the link...
    Last edited by Ákos Lumnitzer; 03-24-2009 at 05:14 AM.

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    Ditto Axel but note to Gyorgy; the subject is not centered; there is three to four times more space from the bill tip to the frame edge than from the tail tip to the frame edge.

    Love the look-bakc head angle.
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    Beautiful bird and details, would love to see a lower angle but he probably wouldn't have tolerated that, very nice image tho

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Quote Originally Posted by Laura Hughes View Post
    Beautiful bird and details, would love to see a lower angle but he probably wouldn't have tolerated that, very nice image tho

    Thanks Laura
    I would have liked a lower angle too. I used my car as hide and being short on focal length to get a decent size image I had to remain rather close sadly which was about 15 feet or so. 420mm is just too short. :(

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