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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Default Juevenile Little Blue Heron

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    Taken last week at Green Cay as the evening was approaching. The lighting was lovely and although Green Cay has been quiet recently there was a little action going on.

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    Nikon 200 to 400mm F4
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    1/2000 F6.3
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    All comments are much appreciated. Thanks !!

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    Alfred Forns
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    Excellent pose and techs Judy Only a full up wing could have made it better Love that late light and bg Glad you are exercising your 200-400!!!! Need to go over there with the new VR !!!! Hope the action picks up Big Congrats !!!

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    I like the light in this image a lot. I wouldn't try to eliminate shadows here, but I wonder if lightening the shadow on the wing just a bit would lessen it's impact on the image over all?

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    Wow! the lighting and sky look real pleasing to me. There is something at the very top border and left of center-does not look like a cloud based on its shape. An oof branch in foreground perhaps, based on it's linera shape?

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    Jeff this image is just as taken. The only post work was cropping and and a touck of USM. Nothing else was touched. Thanks so much for commenting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Nadler View Post
    Wow! the lighting and sky look real pleasing to me. There is something at the very top border and left of center-does not look like a cloud based on its shape. An oof branch in foreground perhaps, based on it's linera shape?

    Oh, I see it now. Looks like a mild dust bunny or something. It is really faint though.

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    Judy, Lovely! I am a big fan of capturing the subjects in great lighting and this has that and more!
    Arlene

    P.S. - good eye sight out there...I had to put my face up against the screen to find it...does look like it might be a dust bunny...an easy "fix."

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    I agree with the natural light look left alone here. You did outstanding! This has got to be the best whites I have ever seen with this kind of light.

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    Congrats!!!
    I really love the light,sharp eye and colors!!!

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    Very nice! The action is frozen perfectly, and the exposure looks great.

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great light and pose, the BG makes this really special. The chest looks a bit dark. I'm wondering if selective S/H would improve it.

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    This one simply rocks, what a stunner. Can't see a way to improve it really, wish it was mine.

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