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    Raul Quinones
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    Couple days ago I had a good time shooting Great Blue Herons in Flight bringing nesting material at Wako.

    I considered cloning the tip of the branch on the right side of the frame, so the branch did not touched the end of the frame, but I was not sure...

    1/1000, F7.1, ISO 500, 300mm, No crop

    C/C are welcome,
    Raul

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    Raul, Super capture! I would clone the end a bit. Bob

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    Raúl, I'd also clone the branch so it doesn't touch the edge, what I see is that the focus is on the bird's left wing, so you might want to give the head a little more USM. Still, very nice capture with great light, detail and BG. Congratulatinos!

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    Impressive framing considering it is full-frame! Tough exposure with resulting deep black shadow on the underwings (especially far wing). As posted the image could stand more sharpening. If your concern is a resulting too short stick you could alternatively add some canvas instead.

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    Agree with suggestions and might consider going for more of a pano to accentuate the forward speed !!!

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