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    SonyA700~Sony70-400G@300mm~ISO400~F8~1/1250 sec~manual exposure~Hand Held~2-17-2010~Flood Control Reservoir, Houston, Texas~CS4/ Redfield Fractalius
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    I love your soft touch with the Fract especially on the watery BKGR. As you probably know I would prefer a looser framing :) especially left and top. You must be from the RS-OC (Roman-School of Composition). If you are into clean-up you might wish to lose the vertical stalk that intersects the base of the beak.

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    Bill, Another beautifully rendered Frac. image. I love the water and the pose. Maybe a bit tight on top and a tiny bit more room on left.

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    Hi Bill, Lovely soft colors and effect. Like the pose and BG. I agree with Artie and Denise on the comp being a bit tight.
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    For me, it's the cut off head in the reflection that bothers me on this one. The fract work is beautiful as always but that head chop...that looks like its got to hurt!

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