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    It was getting really dark and I could barely operate the camera....there is color shift and the head angle is not ideal but I like the atmosphere and the sharp reflection in the water. It was shot at 12800 iso at 1/45 f2.8 with Nikon D3s and 400/2.8.

    Thanks for looking, Giulio

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    Giulio,

    Reminds me of Bence Mate's images. Soft light and excellent exposure. Great details too.
    A+ Job.

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    The head angle is not bad at all. This image is sharp and the mood and colors are killer. As is the reflection. This is a superb image.

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    The reflection really make it for me, sharp with amazing color. Really like the mood in this one too, good job on getting this shot.

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    A good demonstration of what your fine lens and the amazing D3S are capable of. ISO 12800? Amazing. In addition, you got a good shot--rich colors, beautiful reflection. Your eye and your setup eked out a fine image.

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    A stunning image. I'd take a little off the right side to get him less out of center.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    The head angle is not bad at all. This image is sharp and the mood and colors are killer. As is the reflection. This is a superb image.

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    Artie, I am very happy to receive such positive feedback from you and others and pays me off for the 8 + 8 hours drive to Hortobagy National Park in Hungary last week-end. It is not the best time of the year for birds in this region but if I don't shoot regularly, I start shaking :D and it's time to jump in the car and wander looking for opportunities. In two full days I did not get many images but this was one of them.

    Giulio

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    Jeez, I did not see the ISO 12,800. Truly amazing, and a good suggestion by Alan above.
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    Truly remarkable

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