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    Dave Barnes
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    Nicely captured. I'll offer some suggestions after I have posted at least one decent BIF. Love the light, clarity, bg and dirty feet :)

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    crisp as always Dave. lovely pose, exposure and BG. that tricky white face expertly handled.
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    Amazing flight shot this

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    This is quite Awesome Dave. One of the better flight from the side duck shots. The background I feel plays a lot into the composition and puts it over the top. As well as those stalling feathers. The only thing I can se that I would suggest is to lighten up the upturned flight feathers at the very end of his right wing so that it stands out a bit more against the shadow of his left wing. Super shot Dave!

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    Last edited by paul leverington; 11-02-2009 at 08:03 AM.

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    Nice shot, great colors and BG, SH and EXP spot on. I agree about separation between the right wing tip and the left under wing, pulling the shadows up and selective sharpening might help with this.
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    one of the best flight shot of this species , lovely pose , expo and sharpness, agreed with Paul here
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    Wonderful shot Dave. all been said and only paying my respects. That is some killer eye contact!

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    I am not too sure if the two streaks of green is good, but loved the light, pose and details on this one, congrats...

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    One of our own, a WFD in flight. Good sharp detail Dave, with well exposed colours. Well captured.

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    Dave, Wonderful flight image and great eye contact.
    Idealy I would prefer the wings either up or down and not at body level but this is really nice.

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    Thanks to all for looking and for comments. all comments are noted.

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    Rob Drummond
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    Stunning detail Dave and wonderful wing position

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