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    Todd Levine
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    Default Bounding thru the water mounds

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    This photo was taken on the beach in Fort Myers, Florida late in the day with the tide going out.

    Camera Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark II
    Shutter speed: 1/500 sec
    Aperture: 8
    Exposure mode: Manual
    Flash: Off
    Metering mode: Center-weighted average
    ISO: 400
    Lens: 600mm
    Focal length: 840mm

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    Sharp with nice reflections and patterns in the sand/water. The head angle is an image killer.... Getting down and muddy would have been nice but might have negated some of the patterns.
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    Very interesting texture with the mounds and interrupted reflection. I like it!

    The bird seems a bit soft, I think some USM would help. "Golden Hour" fans will likely disagree, but I'd try adjusting the white balance a bit towards a less yellow cast. And the very square and fairly centered crop seems less than ideal to me... maybe take some off the top for a more horizontal frame?

    Sounds pretty critical... but meant helpfully. Did I say... I like it! :)

    Kenn

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    The light and pose look pretty good. Too bad the bird is angled away from you and I would have probably gone for a lower angle.

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