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    Canon 1D Mark III with EF 600/4L IS, f/4, 1/200, ISO400

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    I think a tighter crop would better - just the bird and the water droplets. The large rock in the BG is distracting. Good try, always nice to see an action photo

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    Just wished the OOF rock was not there.. loved the effect acheived.. congrats..

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    Aren't we all different? Like as presented. (Only wish to see larger, :)). The head movement and water drops are sublime.

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    Yes to a much larger version. There is a much stronger crop here if the orig is sharp and could stand it.... I do not know how the image quality of the reposted JPEG will be here but I wanted you to see my preferred COMP and crop.
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    The repost above could use a bit more off the bottom. I love the circular pattern of the spray.

    Can anyone age this bird? (Hint: it is an easy call.)
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    Thank you for the comments and suggestions! I agree that tighter crop is much better.

    Regarding age - male juvenile (1st year)? But might be wrong - just learning.

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    YAW. The bird is in frresh juvenal plumage and looks too bulky to be a female (Reeve). So good job.
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