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    Default Juvenile Ibis

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    Canon Mark 1D III
    1/320 sec at f /7.1
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    Great background, I like the perch and the crop.

    Exposure looks great with one exception...that being the bill is a bit hot. Perfect situation for a layer mask, selective color and a little linear burn.

    Sharpness looks right on...maybey just a slight touch more on the eye.

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    Wonderful image. BG is killer.

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    Outstanding soft light, sharpness, and just about everything. Only thing I wish for is a tiny bit more of a profile HA, and to maybe tone down the feet a tad.

    Well done!

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    That steel blue eye is killer! Nice catchlight as well. I don't really mind the beak and feet the way they are because they feel "natural" to me but I can also see the other's points.

    Overall, I think this is a very pleasing image. I really feel like I'm looking up and seeing him in the tree - I think that eye is what's drawing me in.

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    very pleasing pose for an ibis....they are usually non-stop poking in the muck.
    To me, the bill looks perfectly toned and natural......nothing showing hot there IMO(or via a histo).

    It appears that you are very particular about your pp......please note the soft/cloned right edge of the rearward
    facing branch.

    a pleasure to view your work
    Last edited by Dave Phillips; 11-13-2009 at 07:20 PM.

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    Wonderful image , nice expo and details with killer BG
    TFS

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    Thankyou all for your comments. I appreciate them all.

    Dave, Thankyou for the sharp eye. I appreciate it.

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    Can only say one thing Michael, wow. I don't have anything that I can add or critique, super shot.

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    The background really compliments the normal drab colors of a juv. Ibis..A striking image!

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    Michael, Beautiful details and exposure.Striking pose and killer BG.

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    Brilliant IQ Michael, and the light in this is simply outstanding. Pin sharp, and with perfect DOF too. Congrats on a fine image.

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    loved the soft light, angle and the details are very good, DOF is good too, killer BG.. congrats..

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    Excellent composition Michael very nicely captured... Sweet Shot.

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