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    This shot is from a couple of weeks back.
    D300 with AF-S 300mm 2.8VR with TC 1.4E.
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    Hi Carmello,
    This is excellent. Love the incoming flight angle and the view head and eye. Good BG. I would try to get some more detail in the blacks if you can and do another round of sharpening on the head. A SS of 1/1250 or 1600 would have nailed this guy. I find I need a higher SS for birds flying towards me than parallel to me

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    Hi,

    An outstanding image - looks sharp to me, including the head. Love the separation from the bg. Slight blurring of the wingtips suggests motion.

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    I love seeing this duck in flight especially coming at you. You did a great job.

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    This is amazing capture...Bird is sharp, nice wing position and eye contact...I have seen these riding the rough tide but this is dream image...I liked your composition.

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    very beautiful image and well freeze Carmelo.
    Incoming and turning right pose well predicted. Sharpness and expo is good.

    What i feel here you could have done is reduce NR on bg small round up to make it more creamy.
    may be going on temperature down would enhance it a bit more % to be soothing to eye from the warm feel.

    purely my assumption needless to say it hardly apply others thought process.

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    Wonderful shot Carmelo. Great flight pose, love the wing position, and I like the comp.
    Well done.

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    very nice dynamic flight shot well done, agree with just a tad more sharpening and extracting more details in the black areas oif possible
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    Excellent incoming flight shot, Carmelo.

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    Hi Carmelo, excellent approaching flight angle, raised wings and eye contact. There is good 3D effect to this image, and if anything, I would move the duck slightly back to the left a touch, as in this, he's bordering on a central placement. I do like the varied BG. Well captured.

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