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    Fish Crows coming home in Tamp Bay.
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    Tampa Bay via "The Hooptie Deux.

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    Wow! I never saw so many crows in one area and to see them on the water like this w/ beautiful light is awesome. It looks like you leveled this using the crow line. The back line looks like the horizon and I wonder if you leveled the image using the horizon if it would look better or worse. I might evict the white line on the right edge of the frame. The pano crop works perfectly here.

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    James, I love the layers of color and texture and the birds percolating up into the sky. The blur works nicely too. Sweet! Is that a breakwater there? It adds a nice compositional anchor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by denise ippolito View Post
    Wow! I never saw so many crows in one area and to see them on the water like this w/ beautiful light is awesome. It looks like you leveled this using the crow line. The back line looks like the horizon and I wonder if you leveled the image using the horizon if it would look better or worse. I might evict the white line on the right edge of the frame. The pano crop works perfectly here.

    Great catch. You are correct I did use the crow!

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    Straightened the horizon and added some blur to the foreground water.
    After .jpg compression I thought the foreground looked over sharpened.

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    Beautiful James!

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    Beautiful image, James. That's one big flock of crows! It reminds me of when I used to live to near a crow roost. I love the colors and feel.
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    Nice one James! Nice color, blur, and energy. Makes for a very cool looking graphic.

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    Excellent composition, James. Love the backdrop of the gradient sky. TFS.

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    Sweet as above. I am confused. The dark line is crows? Are they in the water? (You have inspired me to try some of those blur things :))
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