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    One of a flock outside Blacktoft RSPB main hide a couple of days ago

    Not possible to get lower Im afraid but hey they are beautiful!

    7D 100-400 1/2500 F 5.6 iso 400 Av mode, handheld, A1 Focus, single point
    NR Topaz, levels and small S&H adjust, USM to finish
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    A well done, very nice portrait of a worn, molting adult. I like the raised foot. Techs spot on. I'd go for a bit more room behind the bird and about 1/3 of the REFL cropped off. (The image looks top-heavy as is.)
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    Great shot Richard. Love the raised leg and head angle. I agree about taking some off the bottom. The light is nice as well.
    Gail

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    Very nice Richard, nice image quality and nice light.
    I would take just a tad off the left, the bottom looks fine to me.
    Dan Kearl

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    Looks good for a "high" angle...the nice texture of the water is put into evidence. I like the pose, colours, details, molting plumage. Agree with comp suggestion.

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    Excellent shot. Love the raised foot and the head angle is great. Real nice light too. Well done.

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    nice image,like the raised foot,and HA, nice light,thanks.

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    Love it Rich - one of your best!

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    That for the full ID Artie, and thanks to everyone for the comments.
    Will try crops as suggested, thx

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