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    Default White-fronted Bee-eater

    Taken in the Sth Luangwa NP- Zambia Sept '07

    D2Xs 300f/2.8VR 1/640s ISO100@f/3.8

    C & C most welcome

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    I like the soft light, eye contact and sharpness, good-looking specimen, too. I might crop a tad off the left so that the perch does not end in the corner.

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    Lovely natural colours Marc, and I like the pose. Overall, nice and sharp too.

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    Nice profile picture. I personally don't mind the perch coming out of the corner, but I'm wondering what that is on it (just above the feet)? Maybe a bit of NR to the top half of the BG.

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    Sweet profile with a nice catchlight, soft light and neat BG colors. Agree on noise reduction in the BG.

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    I echo the compliments given above, but am particularly enjoying the soft light :)

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    Truly a stunning capture Marc. Love the pose and the killer Bg. Excellent, sharp detail too. Beautiful !!

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    Appreciate the comments guys.

    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Cadieux View Post
    , but I'm wondering what that is on it (just above the feet)?
    They do look a little odd but are actually just leaves.


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