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    Default Eurasian Wigeon Pair

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    Eurasian Wigeon (Anas penelope)
    Thol Bird Sanctuary, Gujarat, INDIA

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    1/3200, f/7.1, ISO 800
    Jan 08, 2012 , TRIPOD

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    Dreamy BG and I like the top side view and open beak of the rear widgeon. Nice light as well and nice placement of the birds in the frame. I wish for a better wing position in the lead bird,
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    Hi Mital Bhai, its always great to capture more than one in flight together. Great wing position of the rear wigeon, and the front one looks like he's gliding. Love the light, both in focus and sharp, and killer BG. Well captured.

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    Very well done bhai..Love the rear one as it has both nice wing position and open beak and as said by Stu the leading one is surely gliding...that BG is excellent.
    You did well getting details in shadow...how big is the crop?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart Bowie View Post
    Hi Mital Bhai, its always great to capture more than one in flight together. Great wing position of the rear wigeon, and the front one looks like he's gliding. Love the light, both in focus and sharp, and killer BG. Well captured.
    Thanks a lot bhai. the only difficulty we have or i have seen with sync is that they normally dont fly in sync (this is my observation at my place everytime i try this i fail) seem have to try till i get that :)..

    THey always fly in odd manner one lifts wings the other gets its down :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sachin Saraf View Post
    Very well done bhai..Love the rear one as it has both nice wing position and open beak and as said by Stu the leading one is surely gliding...that BG is excellent.
    You did well getting details in shadow...how big is the crop?
    Sachin thanks .. this would be around 50% of the full frame or little bigger.

    Btw i really Wanted to know how to calculate ratio of crop when doing to properly write it here. everytime have to say in approx :)

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    Very nice to get both sharp.
    A lot harder than it looks.
    Well done.
    Dan Kearl

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    Nice image, Mital...and a difficult one at that. Love how the bird's are slightly angled to us and the female's calling pose is nice too.

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    Love the fact that you were able to capture the pair in the same frame!!! It's not easy to do. You have a great BG and nice comp. The only thing that could have improved this image was if the male could have given you a little better wing position. Well done!
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    Perfect in many ways! A wonderful shot of one of my favourite Ducks!
    Well done!

    greetings,

    Jeroen Stel

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    Excellent flight capture. Love the creamy BG and the light.

    Carmelo

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    Sweet shot. Great job in getting both ducks in focus. Wonderful background, great light, and great comp.
    Well done.

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    Wonderful capture, Mital!

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