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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Default Long-tailed Duck

    Photographed at Barnegat Light earlier this month. I added some canvas on the left.



    1D4, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/1600s, f/8, EC -0.33, ISO 400

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    Axel:

    Another nice long tailed duck. Excellent sharpness, exposure, pose. Like the flipped up tail feathers. Good call on more canvas to the left.


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    Like the posture, exposure & composition. Added canvas adds the necessary space to fly into & strengthen the composition. Great PP work.:)

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    Very nice pose and detail, I'm dying to see one of these...

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    If I had a job and the money, I guess I'd have to drive south to NJ :)

    We have them here in NE but they seem to favor the same distance away as the snowy owls do this winter :(

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    Hi Axel, what strikes me straight away in this, is the double S curve from tip of beak, to tip of the tail. Good wing position, and as always, you have nailed the exposure. Well captured.

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