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    Little Blue Heron caught last year at Ft DeSoto.
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    You have a lovely image here. I love the water splash and the tail touching, and the BG is killer. However, I feel the image needs some pop in color.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marina Scarr View Post
    You have a lovely image here. I love the water splash and the tail touching, and the BG is killer. However, I feel the image needs some pop in color.
    Hey girl, you know I struggled with tha tissue on this image for some reason. I realized I forgot to change the color space sothat helped but still lacking huh?

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    Lovely fg, bg and splash. The shooting angle is perfect - enough to get that nice reflection.
    I like the comp a lot. Needs CW rotation imo. Terrific image.

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    I like the way the eye follows the bird, bill, reflection and tail feathers forming a circle. Nice image for sure.

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    Very nice shot indeed, agree that it needs a bit of CW rotation.

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    I added a touch of Sauration and a slight rotation. Looks better to me.

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    Love it....much better...TFS.

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    The repost is lovely. No nits from me. I love the water droplets,
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    Thank you

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    Awesome capture & comp, Cheryl! Like the color, water drops and reflection! Repost looks great, nice work!

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    Everything about it is over the top great. Thought the OP was fine on saturation, but I like the repost even better. Great job.

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    One of the best compositions I have seen on BPN
    super

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    A moment beautifully captured.... water droplets look great in this shot

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    Wow With both plume and bill touching the water, makes fort a really interesting cyclical experience.

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