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    This one was taken in the bay off of the JFK causeway in Corpus Christi. He posed for quite a while and then decided to come too close. That is not a problem I often have.
    Canon 40D with 500f4 + 1.4X / 1/2500th @ f8 / iso800. Quick masked out a dark band on the top.

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    Trey:

    Handsome bird, excellent exposure, pose and head angle. Sharp, and I like the striding posture.

    If you have the material, I would see how it looks with more room on the right, in the direction he is looking. Right now the image is too centered for my taste.

    Very nice overall!

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    I like the pose, look and sharpness ... water color is very appealing Great overall feel Big Congrats !!!

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    Must love them when they dance.
    Nice photo, like it a lot. You captured
    the unique movement of these birds...

    Cheers, Ilija

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    Trey,
    Beautiful image.
    You nailed the exposure and it's nice and sharp. The subject you selected is a beautiful specimen exhibiting an interesting behavior. The low perspective allows the viewer to make a personal connection with your subject.
    My only suggestion would be to have a little room at the bottom. IMO that would put this image over the top.
    James

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    Extremely food pose captured with excellent techs, just the right amount of DOF, kudos to you :)

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    This is really sharp, showing excellent feather detail Trey. Very well timed to capture the outspread wings, and I like the low angle in this. Congrats, I like this lots.

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    Thank you for your comments. This about 95% full frame so I may have to add some to the bottom James.

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    Another awsome one, trey. like the feather detail and of coarse the pose.

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