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    Olympus E5 ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 300mm f2.8+Teleconverter EC-20
    ISO320 1/200sec f9.0

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    Love this, Kim! Very unique with the legs underwater! Nice reflection detail!

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    Indeed, great mirror !
    Portrait mode would be perfect, but I don't think it's possible.

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    Kim, this is excellent. I like the placement of the subject and subject-size in the frame. Nice room all around and what a perfect reflection. I like that there is a little more room at top than below.

    IMO, it needs some CW rotation. Another suggestion is to make it a bit brighter.

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    Wow... Very well captured..Kim.. Simple and beautiful with plane water.. well done..

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    Now that is a mirror reflection! Nice pose with a perfect HA. Personally I would have liked to have seen a bit of leg, but I still like it as is. Careful if you do go lighter as some of the whites, as posted, are already skimming the edge (according to PS histogram).

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    Thank you...all your comments.
    And...Thank you very much "Kaustubh/Daniel",some suggestions learned a lot.

    Kim.

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