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    Default Little Pied Cormorant Preening

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    7d, 500mm + 1.4, 1/1000 @ f9 ISO 800, EV 0.


    Taken at a local Dam/Lake. Preening and here loading its beak up with oil from the preen gland that is found at the base of the tail.

    May be a bit tight.

    Thanks again, Tom

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    Hi Tom:

    You have a well exposed photograph here with a nice green background. I like the preening pose, although I wish I could see more of the bird's eye. I do find the fence distracting, but you can't say it doesn't match the bird.
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    I agree with Marina - seeing the head angled such the eye is visible is preferable. This is a very pretty bird, but feel the fence's too dominant contribution to the image hurts it. If this location is local for y9ou, I would be looking to capitalize on that and get back often.

    Keep finding that BG and get the bird on a more natural perch or in flight and you got a real winner.

    Thanks for posting.

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