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    Default Mute Swan Portrait

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    I liked the squinted eye

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    You really nailed the exposure and sharpness Denise! Very pretty.
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    I agree, excellent exposure. Composition-wise I'm wishing to see more of the neck...feels like it's cut too short. I still like it though, and I too like the squinted eye :-)

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    Great exposure control, details and the squinted eye adds interest. It might work as vertical crop, too.

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    I like this guy's expression. It looks like he's got something on his mind. Pretty light, too. I agree with Axel in that a vertical might work well if you have more neck to include.

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    Pin, pin sharp Denise, and those whites are perfectly exposed. Superb image.

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    Sorry no extra room -this is pretty much how I shot it. I probably should have done a vertical in camera but hind sight you know!

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    Love it, I like the tight feel here, the light is simply wonderull, the exposure is right on and the comp, detail, colors and BG are stunning. Congratualitons Denise.

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    Ramon, Thankyou for your kind words

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    Very nice look and character on this bird,

    I like it !

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    Exposure is super Denise! Lovely details and the comp is perfect for my taste. :)

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