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    This is great Stuart! I love the exposure, and the great poses from the birds. I do wish the last birds wing on the bottom was more extended.

    Well done!

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    Great detail in the wings and a wonderful image.

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    Well done, 3 subjects makes for a well balanced composition. Actually I like the fact that the last bird has a slightly different wing position. If they were all identical it would looks contrived or manipulated (photoshoped).

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    Stuart, great details and colors. I would say a little more wing showing on the last bird would have made it even better.

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    Tough to get all three in a good wing position - you did well as mentioned.

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    Killer light, wing position and details Stuart. A + job.

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    Stuart, you really did a great job creating this capture. This is one to be proud of.
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    Stu, what great timing and composition. The last bird's wing position isn't ideal but this is well detailed and lit. Well done!

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    Awesome shot with lovely details

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    When I was young (a long time ago) almost every house in UK had plaster models of three flying geese above the fireplace, so this makes me smile

    Never thought I would see it in real life, thanks a lot

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    Very nice image, great detail in the undersides of the wings...correct me if i'm wrong, but closer inspection should reveal that the image is "contrived or manipulated"...two of the ducks are duplicates...so maybe double vision + 1?

    Still a beautiful image, just thought i'd point this out as it was not mentioned anywhere and no one else seemed to pick it up.

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