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    Jetty on Tybee Island, Ga

    D300, 500f/4 (nonVR) + 1.4TC, Gitzo & Wimberly

    1/2000th, f/8, -1EV, ISO400

    Should I remove the water splashes/drops? C/C appreciated... thanks!
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    Nice pose and lovely detail, Ed. I like the bubbly texture of the water on the rock. I might remove some of the white spots (droplets from popping bubbles?) and darken down the OOF donuts in the right lower corner - alternatively a slight crop from below would eliminate most of them.
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    Thanks, Tony. I'm off to do as I've been told :)

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    A great bird for GA, and an excellent image. Perfect head angle plus the purple sheen. Love the seaweed but wish we could see the toes. And yes to a crop from below. All in all, quite excellent.
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    Thanks, Artie. Here is the version after Tony's suggestions... still less off the bottom?

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    Hi Ed I like your second post better. I aslo like the look of the water flowing up on the slopping rocks, looks neat. Lovely bg.
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    repost is an improvement IMO, Ted. Would explore the crop option too and see which you prefer.
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    Thanks guys, I've cropped the bottom a little, but still like the bird to have room;)

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