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    Canon 7d, 500mm F4+1.4x
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    Tiger Tail beach, Marco island, Fl

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    Hi Sid - Looks like this one is going to be a real chatterbox. The tri-colored blurry area, front to rear, reminds me of a flag! Pretty cool. You might consider taking a little more of the blurry sliver in front of the bird off the bottom. You definitely have a lot of room. Take care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny J Brown View Post
    You might consider taking a little more of the blurry sliver in front of the bird off the bottom. You definitely have a lot of room. DB
    IMO there is an issues with my original image. The green background intersects straight through the subjects head. A tight crop as you suggested will give more attention to the subject and at the same time highlight the greens intersecting the head. By leaving little more room around the subject I tried to mask the issue with my crop. I am attaching both crops for comparison. Take a look and let me know. Thanks

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    Looks like this one is going to make it...
    Amazing beak at this age already...

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    I definitely like the second one better but I'm rarely annoyed, if ever, by intersections with bokeh colors, elements, etc. with the subject. Thanks for reposting, Sid. Take care.

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    So they are growing....
    I like your crop. I have not tried this but I'm thinking how about selecting the dark green intersecting with the head in Viveza and making it a bit lighter and adding some yellow to see if it blends more with the rest? Wishful thinking, though :)

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    Either one is a great shot, but I would prefer the second one - it reduces the bright foreground and shows the bird better IMO.

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    Sid:

    I didn't get to talk with you yesterday but was the third shooter out there. Nice job on the isolation as it was pretty hard. I like the first as it divides the frame into roughly 1/3rds for each color.

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    gavin

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    Hi Sid The lines behind the bird are soft enough they don't come into play as much they normally would !!! Like the overall feel and open beak a plus !! .. they sure are big already, it was a good year for the colony !!!

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    I like the low angle and pose with open beak. Cracking image Sid.

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    I like the low angle.Nice exposure and soft BG colors.

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    All has been said. Love the composition, low angle and excellent detail Sid . Just lovely !!!:)

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