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    Default Gulf Ghost Crab

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    Taken on Ship Island, very bright day in late morning. 1/3200, ISO 250, f8, 0 EC, 400mm.

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    like the perspective here. would tone down bright spots in the BG though...
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    The eyes are the bomb! If you can take a cropping, more off the top and right might work to highlight the crab more.

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    Nice low angle. I personally like the comp as presented. I think the bright OOF circles helps add to the seaside feel/look.

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    Liking this as presented. Think the placement and comp is strong. WD!

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    Thank you for all the wonderful comments and suggestions.

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    Nice shot. Love the low angle and the detail in the crab.

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    Hi Kathy,
    I like the low angle. Toning down together with the slightly larger size of the crab in the repost certainly helps bring the focus on the crab.

    However, I would also agree with Steve that the bright highlights gives the hint of the waves. Since you had lot of shutter speed to play around, a narrow aperture (by two more stops) might have given more depth of field and more feel of the waves, if that is what you wanted to portray.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    Sabyasachi

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    As mentioned the low angle really makes this image and the eyes and detail are excellent. Congratulations on a fine image Kathy.

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    Super low angle Kathy, and you have captured good sharp detail on the little guy. Comp works well, and your repost even better.

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    Kathy, I vote for the original full-frame; love the open composition and the OOF highlights in that version!

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    IMHO , OP looks better , lovely low angle with awesome details
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