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    Alfred Forns
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    This is what I had in mind Milt !!! Not the best example but you can get the idea. The light was bright enough even this dark bird did not look good..... so go for the reflection and forget the bird.

    Image made at Anhinga Trail. Had been doing kites in the parking lot and took a peak inside to see if there was anything going on, it was way past decent light.

    Comments welcome and much appreciated

    Canon 1DsMk2
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    f 8.0 1/320 sec
    ISO 200
    Av - 1/3

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    Lance Peters
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    Great advice AL - nice sample :) Just needs a brain shift when you come across the opportunity/
    :)

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    Gus Cobos
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    A good illustration Mr. Forns. This is a good alternative, for those non productive days out in the field...:cool:

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    Alfred, It's pretty darn sharp for a reflection! Nice way to re set up a shot!!

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    Oscar Zangroniz
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    I like how you were able to compose this reflection Al.

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    Alfred, thanks for your illustration of shooting the reflection. In fact, the reflection does not look like a reflection, it looks like the real thing.
    I will be on the lookout for opportunities such as this in the wetlands.

    --Milt Berko

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