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    andrewhuxman
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    Default Sandhill Crane

    Took this yesterday at Jasper Pulaski was a great morning both temperature and light.



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    Pretty good sharpness, nice wing position, and nice eye contact. The bird could go a little brighter for my taste. There seems to be some compression artifacting around the head. And I would crop a bit off the right side of the frame.
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    Andrew:

    I agree with Doug on this one. Crop from the right, brighten the bird a bit. In fact, I might even crop down from the top and add a bit to the left as well. Just personal taste,

    I also think you sig line is very distracting. Way too big.

    Jasper Pulaski sure is a fun place. Glad conditions were good for you.

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    Agree with Randy about the sig.
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    Great wing position and head shadow. Agree with above about the crop and sig.

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