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    Default A. Coot Close Up

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    Hello everyone. Here is another shot of a different coot that was more than willing to get close. Hope you enjoy. C&C welcomed and encouraged.
    Camera - Nikon 300s, Lense - Nikon 200-400 w/1.4tc, Exposure - 1/640, Aperture - F6.3, ISO - 250, Focal Length - 320mm, Metering - Multi Segment, Manual.





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    Robert - nice job of holding the whites while keeping detail in the blacks. The shot is nice and sharp and the water drops add interest. The frontal lighting is nice.

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    Good exposure, nice details, and nice warm light. I do wish you had pointed your lens more to the left and a bit lower though, or alternatively you could crop more from the right and top and add a bit at bottom if you have it (and giving the image a thinner 2:3 ratio). Great looking eye!!

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    Robert, very good exposure and sharp details. agree with Daniel's composition suggestion.

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    EXP well-handled as noted. Surely needs more room below also as noted by Dan. These can be awkward compositions.... Reducing the contrast a bit combined with a tad less sharpening might give the image a softer look; it looks a bit jangly here to me.
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    Exceptionally good quality and exposed image.

    I agree about the re-composition notes by seniors.

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    I love the sharpness and the blue background. Very nice picture.

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