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  1. 10-11-2010, 01:42 PM #1
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    Default Mallards in Flight

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    Taken this morning at Andrew Haydon Park in Ottawa, Ontario.

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    Nicely positioned in the frame. Killer wing position for the hen, not so for the drake. Both birds look a tad oversharpened for my tastes.
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    Thanks for the comments Artie. I will back the sharpness off a bit.
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    I agree with Artie, and should add that I like the inclusion of a bit of cloud, to add interest to the otherwise plain sky.

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