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    Ken Watkins
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    Taken in Ruaha Game Reserve, Tanzania, 5th september 2010

    EOS 1D MkIV

    500 mm F4IS hand-held from open game viewing vehicle

    F6.3, ISO 800, 1/2500

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    Excelletnt Ken!! I really like your composition and the blending colors.

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    Ken:

    Example of great natural camo for the bird. I suspect they are hard to spot if not moving. Nicely exposed.
    I might consider a bit more room below and to the right if you have it, and even a smidge above.

    Cheers

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    Great capture of a perfectly camo'd subject in sweet light. Agree that a little more room on the bottom would help, if you have it. Not sure if feet are cut off. Otherwise, the image certainly works for me. Well done.

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    Great capture, not easy handheld in these vehicles. Like this one of the bird in habitat and definition of the wing pattern. Would also like to see a little more room at the bottom.

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    I was hoping no one would notice my clipping of the feet , I have no more room at the bottom, but I do have a later shot after I swaiched to portrait, not such a good HA though.

    Thanks for all of your comments, this was my first sighting of this bird, so I am really happy to get some reasonable shots.

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