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    Default Sandhill Chick

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    I've been processing old files from 2009. This one shot in a local field Trinity Florida
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    nice pose and display of environment, the bokeh is a bit harsh did you try burning the shiny weeds in the BG?
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    amazingly beautiful chick Cheryl.
    Wish one day i would be able to see the chick of largest bird on our part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    nice pose and display of environment, the bokeh is a bit harsh did you try burning the shiny weeds in the BG?
    Hey Arash, You mean the weeds on the ground by the bird or far bg?

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    far BG
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    Cheryl, difficult situation to create good bokeh. Very nice head turn and details. When BG is that close to the subject, I prefer shooting wider. DOF probably would not have been adequate as the bird has his tail end towards you. toughie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
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    I actually kinda like that part :) I thought it almost looked like a water color sorta kinda

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cheryl Molennor View Post
    I actually kinda like that part :) I thought it almost looked like a water color sorta kinda
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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    cool!
    Thanks for th suggestion. I guess it could be a bit busy looking though

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    Hi Cheryl, I'm with you, I like the background in this one. I think it gives us a sense of the chick's environment. I love the chick's head position. Nice work!

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    I don't mind the distant background but the foreground mess is an image wrecker for me. EXP and SH good. Nicely framed. The bird looks a tad over-sharpened, over-contrasty....
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    [QUOTE=Arthur Morris;730557]I don't mind the distant background but the foreground mess is an image wrecker for me. EXP and SH good. Nicely framed. The bird looks a tad over-sharpened, over-contrasty....[

    Thanks Art I went back to the start and just tweeked the contrast a tad and sharpened lightly. My mistake was sharpening after resizing the OP. Yes a bit busy and the low angle kinda worked against me.

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