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    I love these Forster's tern as they come out of the water... most of the time with a fish or some invertebrate. This one I guess missed it. I kept it for the nice splash! I took this last year late in the afternoon with 40D and 70-200 f4 IS + 1.4x. Settings were 1/1250 sec, f/5.6, ISO: 400. Removed color cast, cropped and applied usm for the final image. Hope you like it...

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    Nice image and application, Indranil.

    It looks like it could use some sharpening, either the spash or the bill area. ???

    But like the image.

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    Hi Indranil. I really like the action you captured here. Good interaction with the water! I agree with Mark about a bit of sharpening, so I took the liberty of adding a little, mostly to the head and bill area. I also did a small levels adjustment to give it a litte more energy. I brought the peak slider in a tad and moved the mid-tone slider just a bit to the left. How does this look to you? Nice capture!
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    Mark, Kerry thanks for the feedback. Kerry, the image really pops now and I like it a lot.. Thanks for showing the way.

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    Sharpening gave it that extra bit of zip Indranil. Like the interaction with the water.

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    It's a wonderful capture and your improvements really made it pop!

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