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    EOS-1D Mk III, 500mm f/4, 1/250, f/11, ISO 400
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    About 95% of Full Frame (cropped a bit from the top)

    Going through some older files that I never processed.
    This one is from The Alligator Farm in April 2008.

    Looking forward to your comments and critiques!

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    Hi Mike. Pose, perch, and sharpness are all good. The exposure is perfect. I wish there were a little more life in the eye, and I'd move the bird further to the right in the frame.
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    I like the composition as is Mike the added branch extension works well here the high key bg also works without blending the stork into it....Excellent Shot!

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    I've always enjoyed white on white, this one no exception. I like the comp as is too as the cluster of leaves at right nicely balance the image IMO. I would clone out the one small piece of trunk creeping into the frame though (for a cleaner edge). Always fun to revisit older files...

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