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    Default Immature Sacred Ibis



    Image captured at the local birding spot.
    All comments welcome.

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    Last edited by Dave Barnes; 06-30-2009 at 03:08 AM.

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    How do I correct the typo on the image title?


    Ok I got it sorted.
    Last edited by Dave Barnes; 06-30-2009 at 03:10 AM.

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Perfect exposure, excellent BG and great details under the wings. Simply great. Nothing to add. :)

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    beautiful exposure.. and perfect sharp freeze flight.

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    Nice light, detail, exp, pose and comp. Congrats.

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    those whites look heavenly Dave. difficult customer to expose perfectly all round and you nailed it - great wing position and BG too!
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    One of the cleaner Ibis's Ive seen, but there again, he is a juv. Pin sharp detail, with excellent exposure on the whites. Killer BG. Great capture Dave.

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    Good wing position, ha and bg. I like the quality of light also.

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    The light, BG, sharpness and wing position are all wonderful!

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    Great job with the exposure. The catchlight really adds life to the bird. Very nice!
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    Ditto all of the above. No flash on this one??? I love the black-edged feathers on this species.
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    Very Sharp and beautiful capture of this bird.

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    Ugly but beauty.

    Don't get me wrong, is just that the face looks dirty. I know, this is a juvie. Love the wings up and the clean BG. jc

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    Thanks to all for looking and for comments.
    Arthur I confirm no flash on this one.
    Juan Carlos I agree they are not the prettiest birds.

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    Wing position is excellent in this one as well as the light, exposure, BG and sharpness. The only thing that could be improved is a better specimen (the neck doesn't look ideal), which you can't really do anything about. So alltogether excellent shot!

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    JUst great IMO, lovely exposure, light, pose, BG, comp and detail. I would only suggest to sharpen a bit more the belly edge as it seems a tad soft in my monitor. Big congratulations!

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    Great light, details, wing position and BG. Another vote for removing the sheen on the tip of the bill that Peter mentioned.

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    Thanks Guys appreciated.

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