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    Default Yellow-crowned Night Heron and Spider Silk

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    SonyA-700~Sony70-400G@280mm~ISO800~1/640sec~F5.6~manual exposure~7-6-09~Houston, Texas
    CS4~Topaz Adjust(fine detail preset) /Topaz Clean2
    I thought this guy was just preening this morning til I got home and looked at the image.
    comments and critique welcomed. regards~Bill

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    Bill, I love the capture. I think his raised foot pulling the webbing off is interesting. Nice HA and beautiful details. I think you handle the Topaz Clean program very well!! I'm seeing a bit of noise in BG. Very well done !!!

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    Neat Bill. love the toe in the web. Great moment captured here.

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    I am glad I am not the only one who hates spiderwebs across my face. Neat and unusual image. Thanks for sharing William. :)

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    Love the capture, William! The Topaz effect really brought out the fine details. I would suggest toning down the highlights a bit as they seem a little bright to me. Well done!

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    Hi Bill,
    I like the capture...agree with Lady Denise on the noise reduction in the background...:cool:

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    Thanks guys. Christopher:Good observation about toning down the highlights, especially the short branch near the web. I could rectify this pretty easily.
    Appreciate the observations, I take them all under consideration. regards~Bill

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    posted latest image here by mistake
    Last edited by WIlliam Maroldo; 07-08-2009 at 10:49 PM.

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