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    This ibis was unafraid of the mud. He'd stick the entire length of his beak into the soft ooze searching for food. I don't know exactly what kind of worm it is holding. Palo Alto Baylands, low tide.

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    Hey Bill, I saw this guy too, there are two of them around. not sure where they came from, sure fun to follow and photograph. Image wise nice work, wish for more head turn towards you. would also pop the contrast and sharpen a bit more. would also be nicer if both feet are firm in the ground as there is lots of mud ;)

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    Hi Bill - agree with Arash's comments - some more sharpening certainly, HA doesnt really bother me as the bird is going about its behavior and the eye is sharp and clear.
    Very muddy beak :) ;)

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    Thanks for the comments. I've added some sharpening, and bumped the clarity slider in LR a bit as well. After that, the file was just a little too big to post, so I reduced the pixel size slightly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BillTyler View Post
    Thanks for the comments. I've added some sharpening, and bumped the clarity slider in LR a bit as well. After that, the file was just a little too big to post, so I reduced the pixel size slightly.

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    Hi Bill,
    Great job with the repost - it definitely has more pop :)
    Lots to like here - the soft colours are very nice.
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    The repost looks good!

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