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    Canon EOS 7D
    Canon EF 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L IS

    1/200
    f/6.3
    400 mm
    ISO 400
    Natural Light - sunset

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    Hi Ryan, I like the pose with the open beak and water but on my monitor it could use a bit more contrast and the feathers seem to be lacking fine detail, Was this a large crop if not it also could be caused from the movement of the duck with the slow shutter speed.
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    Never seen one of these before...Looks like it has a mohawk:p...agree with Dons comments

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    Nice open beak pose and colors. Does look a little soft to me. There is a flock of these wintering in a marsh near my home, but I can never get close enough for a shot like this.
    Peter

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    Nice Bird, but I think the 200SS gave you a bit too much motion blur.

    Neil

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