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    Brian Barcelos
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    Here is another one from the other day. I also had to clone out another Sanderlings bum from the left hand side. All C/C appreciated.

    Camera Model Canon EOS 50D
    Aperture-Priority
    Tv 1/800
    Av 10.0
    Evaluative Metering
    Exposure Comp 0
    ISO 400
    Tamron 200-500mm
    Focal Length 500mm

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    Nice and sharp and the blue is lovely, Brian. While there is no clipping some of the white looks very bright without detail. Linear burn brings back a bit of detail so may be worth trying but I suspect reprocessing the original may be better. Pale blob behind the beak is a bit distracting and a little more room all round would be nice. Burning in the bright reflection on the rock would also be worth a try.
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    lovely image , nice compo , sharpness and details , agreed with Tony here
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    Brian, Nice sharpness and pose. It's a bit tight in frame for my taste and I agree w/ toning down the whites. Another vote to clone the white spot. Beautiful blue BG. and the rock is a real bonus.I never get to see them on rocks. Looking forward to your next one.

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    I feel you have exposed this nicely Brian, and I like the wing detail. I would take off the top and bottom and add to the left to create a traditional horizontal crop.

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