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    40D, 400DO + 1.4xTC, f6.3, 1/640s, ISO 400, +1/3 EC, handheld, slight crop all around.
    Last edited by Steve Canuel; 09-09-2009 at 10:42 PM.

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    I like the setting here, and the buck is well exposed. you did great with the conditions - the wet fur adds a lot. pops well from the OOF BG, I would have loved to see the angle a tad lower but being in your car that's out of the question. :)
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    I like Prong Horns a lot. You did well on this one. Only suggestion would be a little tighter and in doing so take more off the left.

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    A good looking shot Steve. Good for you to get nice and close. Nice and sharp. Dave

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    It was great that he stopped to check you out, giving you a change to get his picture. Love that wet coat and surroundings. Framing is OK with me.

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    Interesting with the wet-looking fur, Steve. Good sharpness, pose, comp, and exposure. The only things I'm not that fond of are the stems "poking" him in the butt. :)

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    Well composed image Steve. Environment compliments him nicely. I agree the Steve Mason on the stems at the rear but as you mentioned, he stopped - looked - you made two images and he was off.

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    Super comp Steve, great direct eye contact, and I like his lush green surroundings. Well captured.

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    Good one Steve. It is good that you got a couple of shots. I like the inclusion of habitat.

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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions everyone.

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