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    40D. 400f5.6L wide-open. iso 320. 1/2500s. Since it was early morning warm light, I have kept the WB to reflect that. The other option was to go with pure white which will make the water more blue and pretty too. But I decided to keep it warm.

    Pelicans arrrive here right now. Some move on and a small group stays through the winter. So right now, there are more birds than perches...so they are always jostling each other. I wish I had good HA on both, but it did not happen. I have to shoot from a fishing pier at this spot...so going lower was not an option.

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    Kaus, the dentral placement works well, and you have captured the interaction nicely. I feel the angle is fine here, and would maybe just add a tad to the bottom for the virtual legs of the pelican on the left. Good sharp detail throughout. Well done.

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    You did a good job exposing this - no blown out whites. Very nice interaction captured here.

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    Lovely exposure, sweet moment and I really like the blue water and the WB looks pleasing to me. It does seem a bit tight. Nicely done.

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    Not blowing the whites is a real accomplishment. You achieved that by getting out early, of course. I wouldn't mind a bit looser of a crop.

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    Lovely interaction here with some great light. I agree with Stuart about the room at the bottom and would probably also take smidge of the top. Good shot!

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    Fabulous interaction mate! Love the two and the whites are very, very good IMHO. I feel it's a little tight overall though, for my taste perhaps?

    Well done mate.

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