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    Steve Crutchfield
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    Default Sandhill Crane

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    Taken at Bosque del apache last year...

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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Welcome to BPN! Very nice first post. I like the pose, light, wing position and BG and would add some space at the right side for the bird to 'fly into' and maybe a bit more at the top. Keep them coming.

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    Gautam Biswas
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    Very nice image. The bird is sharp and well exposed. The curve of the body goes well with the curves in the BG. I echo Axel's comment for the need to have some more space above and in front of the bird.

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    Excellent suggestions above. Looks like the face could use a bit more sharpening. Absoultely my favorite wing position.

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    I'll echo previous comments and also add that there is a dust spot below the wing needing to be cleaned. Very nice first post!

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Great first post and we will look forward to your future posts. Love the BG in this image as well as wing position. Excellent detail and lovely lighting. I agree with above suggestions and commnets. Thanks for sharing.

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