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    Forum Participant Joe Senzatimore's Avatar
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    Default Fluffed Up Night Heron

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    Taken this AM at Oceanside Marine Study Area. Lots of Night Herons , Both Yellow and Black Crown. Best at Low Tide.

    400 ISO f8 at 1/800th
    Fill at minus 2/3

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    Good shaking pose, Joe. I think it could go a bit darker and the weeds in the water are distracting.
    Head angle is good and so is the EXP. More room at the bottom for virtual legs wouldn't hurt.

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    Fabs preety much said it for me, I would like to suggest for next time, if you can, get lower so BG will be better, light seems a tad harsh.
    Congratulations, I love this species.

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    Looks like an immature Yellow-Crowned.
    Also looks like a jester of territory defense unless it really is a fluffing of the feathers.

    Not a big fan of flash, especially in this situation (middle of day perhaps).

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    I like the fluffed feathers from his bath and shake. I agree with Fabs to darken the Heron. Always great to see the youngsters.

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    Agree with posts above. You may also want to run NR on the BG.

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