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    john crookes
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    Third of the scene on the first day of spring between this Wood Duck pair

    This time the drakes turn to nip at the neck

    Nikon D3
    600mm w/1.4 ext
    f9.5
    1/350th
    ISO 800

    Fill Flash set at TTL FP

    second shot
    http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...ead.php?t=8024
    Last edited by john crookes; 01-04-2009 at 12:02 PM.

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    A tender moment. Males head anlge as good as possible. Female looks bright, male's face looks dark... A pano crop from the bottom would be a big help. later and love, artie
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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great moment captured and I like the composition better in this one. Maybe you could selectively brighten the male's head a bit.

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    Great behavioral image!

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    Great timing in getting this intimate pose, so sweet!!

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    Love the sweet moment you've captured. Wonderful low perspective, good exposure and sharpness. Regarding composition, you could have moved the camera a bit to the right to include the male's entire crest with a little less of the female's body on the left side of the frame. I would consider lightening the male's face.

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