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    Rim lit Great Egret at Gatorland from last weekend with Doug. I am experimenting with some creative work. C & C appreciated.

    Canon 1D MK III
    Canon 300 f/2.8 with 1.4X
    1/2000 sec at f/10
    ISO 400
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    Hi kristin....I like the lighting on this....only wish the beak were rim lit as well.

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    Hi Kristin - I love the mysterious lighting - do find myself wanting to see a little more detail, as bob mentioned rim lighting on the beak or just a glimpse of the eye.
    Id probably clone out the green in the lower LHS to give it a more monochromatic feel.
    All just personal tastes though with a image like this - IMHo!

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    I like the mysterious feeling on this one. Might try BW?

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    Love your experiment and it feels mysterious. Agree with Ovidu I'd like to see it in B&W.
    Congrats

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    Like it as presented Kristin, I find my imagination fills in the blanks. Think B and W would look cool too.

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    Glad your experimenting with these type images Kristin One important point to understand with these is that there is not right or wrong, just personal taste !!!

    For this one I would have tried a little flash for a hint of detail up front !!! Also looking for the bill to be hit by the light and translucent sure adds to the image by introducing some color !!!

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    it's peaceful and moody.....i like it. i can see where it would be good with the bill rim lit too, but it's not bad as it is either. nice job, kristen!

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    Thank you all for your input! I am still not sure it feels "right" to me. That means....more experimenting!;)

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    Like it, I would crop off the bottom just above your name.

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    I like this very much.
    The backlit portions have great detail. The mood set is intriguing.
    If mine I would try to get a bit more detail in the dark area (around the bill/eye). For me it creates a dead zone that pulls a viewer's eye from the rest of the image. Maybe just a bit more color in that area?
    Just suggestions - as, again, I really like the photo.
    Deb

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