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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    I made this at Middle Creek during the Snow Goose migration in March. I'm wondering if the wing position and BG work for you. There is wing/bill separation, it's just not so obvious because of the BG.



    1D4, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/1250s, f/8, ISO 400, manual exposure

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    IMO the pose is lovely, exposure and detail are great too, BG is a tad too bussy for me. Congratulations!

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    I like the wing position and despite the BG is busy I like the feel of the image that represents the number of geese. Of course tecs are great as expected. Congrats.

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    Just loved the expo and pose here Bhai...

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    I love it too, Axel. You found a way to step away from the expected and create something new and pleasing.

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    I have liked your while Snow Geese series. This no exception. It totally works for me. Exposure is soo tricky in this situation and you've nailed it.

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    Pose and BG works for me Axel but, if it is possible, I would go for a wider crop with more room at the right to increase the feeling of a flock in the BG and not a confuse pattern of withe and brown. The main subject is very well isolated and that is what counts. :)

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