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    Default "Possessed" Yellow-rump!

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    I had to exorsize this fellow! Captured at my water feature. Cropped about 25%, PP'ed in ACR and CS3, selectively sharpened with Nik, BG NR with Noise Ninja. C&C welcome.


    Nikon D300, monopod mounted
    Shutter speed: 1/350 sec
    Aperture: 8
    Exposure mode: Manual
    Flash: Optional,TTL, -2.0
    Metering mode: Multi-segment
    ISO: 800
    Lens: VR 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D
    Focal length: 400mm
    Focal length: 600mm (in 35mm film)
    VR Image Stabilization: On
    AF mode: AF-S

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    WOW Dan! Very interesting shot!

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    This is very very interesting image ,
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    It certainly is different and I kinda like it :)

    The water flying around adds to the head gyrations to tell the story.

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    Dan, This is wild! I love the spinning head and the flying water.Made me chuckle!

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    Very very interesting indeed. As soon as I looked at the thumbnail, I realised something was strange about the head. I am actually quite surprised that his rest of the body is so steady. Well seen Dan.

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    Dan - Looks like you have the perfect shutter speed for this kind of capture. Great choice.

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    Its head was really moving to get such blur at 1/350 sec. You might consider toning down the yellows just a tad.
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