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    Default Anhinga spearing fish

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    (Note: Dave accidentally posted this fine image in Out of the Box so I took the liberty fo copying it here. Artie)

    Seeing the previous version gave me the idea to show this. It was shot at Waco in Jan. I cropped the image this way since I liked the water trail behind the subject.(I also have it cropped more conventionally) Not sure of the composition on this version.
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    Oops...Looks like I posted this in the wrong forum.

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    Dave, That's a big fish! I like the composition with the inclusion of the water trail, so often they get cropped out as do the water rings -Great eye contact on the Anhinga-

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    Congratulations Dave,
    Simply beautiful a plus 10 in my book...no more, no less...well done...:cool:

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    wrong forum or not, that's a cool pic!! nice capture. he's looking at you very proudly!!

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    I like your choice of crop, unconventional, of course :)
    I had not seen spearing through the mouth, cool!

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    I love the comp! Yes, normally you'd want the bird on the right side of the frame but with that water trail you have to make an exception! Beautiful image Dave!

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    As noted above, this is a beautifully designed image. Nice light, perfect head angle, beak open, and a lovely boil of water. Wish only that the fish were more pleasingly oriented. All in all, a very strong image. You could not have done any better.
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