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    nikon d 300 iso 400
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    I like the wing position and landing pose,you did very well. I would sharpen the bird more and hot spots on the wing are toast.

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    Typical crazy Egyptian Goose landing pose, Stuart. Nice and sharp. You could nudge back the reds on the legs a little. The highlight areas on the wings have the detail blown but are not clipped, having a strong cyan cast. It may be worth revisiting the raw to see if this can be eliminated. It may also be possible to open up a bit more detail in the dark areas. Love that sharp yellow eye.
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    redone lightened reds and dec sat

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    repost is a different image from the original but colours look more natural and whites look good.
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    Much better processing on the second image. The whites are so controlled that I'd actually be tempted to push them a bit further to the right so that they look white instead of gray.
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    agree with Doug - repost is better but could go a bit brighter. these guys give us hours of fun down South as well!
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