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    Default White Morph Reddish Egret

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    HH laying in the gravel

    I decided to give this guy more space in the crop

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    Good morning Noelle!
    I really like the egrets' walking pose, the water trail behind the bird and the environmental feel to this image. I like the comp as well.I might take a bit off the bottom. My only nit with this one is that I find the BG a bit overwhelming (the vertical stripes in the brown layer) I am not sure how to do this but can you tone it down somehow?
    Gail

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    Noelle, what a stately walking pose, and you have exposed the egret very well. I think you have nailed the space all round perfectly, but having said that, just a little off the right wont harm this at all. Im fine with the BG as is, as I have many BG's here that look like that.

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    Now that's a purrrty shot! Fantastic dastically composed and great exposure achieved on this little buddy of ours

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    Hi Noelle,


    I think the pose you captured is very appealing. The raised foot really makes the image. I like that you you have kept the bird reasonably small. The appears sharp and well exposed. I also am OK with the background as it is burred just enough to not distract from the bird and yet stills gives us a hint of the bird's natural surroundings. If this were mine I would consider a crop that would place the head of the bird in the upper right rule of thirds. Nicely done!


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    Phil

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