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    I Photographed this today at JN Ding Darling on Sanibel,FL. Not much action, the tide was very high. I used my Sony a100 and a Sigma 50-500mm lens. The data=f/10, 1/640, -0.7 ev, ISO 100, at 500mm.All comments welcomed, thanks, John

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    John,

    Nice work, the picture looks good, whites have great texture and I assume the histogram was not clipped on the right.

    Open the aperture and the DoF will help reduce the distracting BG and increase shutter too. Usually, I see ISO 200 or 400, not 100. You gain shutter as well with the higher ISO and the quality trade-off is worth it.

    I would clean up bottom right hand corner - well done.

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    Hi John,
    I like the action, would have liked to have seen a better head angle, but lets just say that this hungry fellow was concentrating on his snack. I agree with Jeff's good advise...looking forward to your next one...:cool:

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    Hi! I agree with jeff and would add that you should consider lightening and sharpening the eye just a tad.

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    Hi John - good advice above from Jeff - nice details in the whites. HA is somewhat off but lets call it a behavioural shot. Would clone his legs out of the bottom right hand corner and as mentioned a little work on the eye.
    Keep em coming :)

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    well done. agree with above. hard to get a white bird without blowing the whites. good job

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    Agree with comments and you did real well with the exposure !!! Easy to blow the whites !!!

    ... remember to keep working those birds for a head angle and move as they move for sun angle !!!

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