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    40D. 400 f5.6L at f/5.6. 1/2500s. iso 400. manual metering. warm light.

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    Great wing and feet position Kaustubh, and I love the bg too. Great detail in the whites

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    Love this shot! The wing position is perfect and you nailed the whites!

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    excellent exposure Kaustubh, soft light helped bring out nice feather details
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    Kaustubh, such superb colors and pose.
    Very good call on the f-stop to achieve bg separation.
    Terrific comp and exposure. Lovely image.

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    good image Kaustubh,nice wing position,nice BG,good detail in the whites,thanks.

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    Lovely soft light and BG. Perfect exposure control. Head is a bit lost against the body but still lovely.

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    Super in flight pose and detail in the whites. Like the comp and colours. A super shot !!!!

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    Very nice shot, wish the back wing is showing more...still a great shot.

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    Kaustubh, Beautiful pose and exposure-lovely!

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    Just loved the setting here KD...

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    KD, I like the habitat here, and excellent whites on the egret. Love the greens of the BG.

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    Like how you caught the egret right before landing. Nice detail in the wings as well.

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    Thx everyone.

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    Kaustubh:

    Sorry I missed this one. Good comments above. Agree with Ofer about the head/wing merge, but the head still stands out well. Soft light did really help with nice detail in the feathers.

    I was a little bothered by the large mass of brownish green vegetation in the RLC, so just for fun tried a modest vignette of the corners to draw my attention back in towards the bird. I liked it, might be worth a look.

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