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    Hi Everyone,
    Hope you are having a great weekend! How is the floating eye on this one?

    Stats: Canon 50D, ISO 800, 500 F/4 + 1.4X, F/9 at 1/250 sec

    Take care,

    Steve

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    i don't mind the floating eye. Lovely water, and a good exposure. Some of the blacks in the neck look a bit blocked IMO. You could try lightening them if it doesn't bring out to much noise.

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    Hi Aidan,
    Thanks for your comments. Here is the same shot with some adjustments in the blacks. Done in RAW and then converted to JPG. It's a bit better as it brings out some water droplets on the neck.

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    Last edited by Steve Large; 03-21-2010 at 10:48 AM.

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    Steve-
    I very much like your image. I have tryed to get the exposure right on this bird and have never been as successful as yours. Good work on a beautiful bird.

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    Hi Wheeler,
    Thanks for your comment. I have had the same trouble with these guys many times. In this particular occasion I caught him in a small pond in front of a viewing patform where he had no where to escape unless he flew. It was a sunny day but the light hit indirectly so it kept the detail and minimized the shadows.

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