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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Captured this little belted kingfisher in Viera one morning during the rain. I was able to photograph him from the car which worked out well since they are so timid and I did not have to get wet..

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    I should go to Viera. I would sing in the rain if I captured this elusive bird.
    Great shot, Judy Lynn.

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    Beautiful Judy, nice colors in BG, rain is a plus, I like the perch too, perhaps a nit pick is that it appears some feather detail has been lost to NR. TFS.
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    Love the mood of this one, Judy!
    Maybe lighten around the eye a small amount?

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    Judy--If you love to shoot in the rain as this picture demonstrates, then I would join you anytime my dear! With your blessing of course and I assure you I would be on my best manners, promise! I love to shoot in the rain and when it's snowing. The worse the elements, the more I love it. Nits mentioned----- nice with the crossed diagonals formed from the rain and the perch. Looks a tad oversaturated here and you might consider some off the top and maybe the right.. I've yet to get that "killer" kingfisher shot...

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    Hi Judy! I like the perch, the compo, and the rain droplets. I agree that some feather detail seems to be lost, possibly due to NR. I would lighten the area around the eye a bit.
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    A really nice shot Judy and good for you to get it. Rain really adds a lot to the photo. Nicely done. Dave

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    beautiful image
    all said above and agreed , I am tempting to loose that branch behind the back ( one on which bird is not perched )
    TFS

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    Very nice, Judy--Lucky you to get so close. I agree that you could lighten around the eye.
    Come on out to the PNW--we have lots of rain out here!!

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    How lucky to get him in the rain, love precipitation in pictures. Sorry it rained for you, did you get to see the Caras?

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    rain is a great plus....beautiful perch,bg!

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    Judy,

    I love the shot and the background. I agree that the rain is a plus.

    God bless,

    chris

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    I like it a lot Judy, fantastic image, funny, I just got in from 3 hours of shooting in the rain with David Hemmings at a workshop I hosted not far from here, what fun!!

    take care.

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    Love the perch and BG Judy, the rain really adds to the image.
    I may consider cloning out the upper perch.

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    Lovely image and the rain certainly added to the richness of the colours and I like the fact that you didn't remove the portion of the perch behind the bird.

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