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    Default Sandhill in flight from Bosque

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    Hi Joel;

    Beautiful bird with lovely muted background. Must be a thrill to capture one in flight.
    Brightened eye would have been nice.
    Hope your weather is nice.

    Gus

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    Excellent capture!
    Nice BG and sharp bird. The bird really pops!
    If there was some more blue water at the bottom I might have tried to straighten it out by rotating the crop. Most certainly not a necessity. Very nice as is.

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    Joel, another beautiful shot, well framed, great exposure and PP, and nice background. I do agree with Guss, making the eye a little more visable would be an added bonus.

    Bob

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    Good one Joel, I'm really enjoying the Bosque images. My only comment would be that the bird feels a bit tight in the frame, mostly would like to see more space on the right.
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    Wow, must be nice to get such a great flight shot of these beauties. I have yet to get one of these guys this close up. My only suggestion would be to tone down the feathers of the bird, thus bringing out a little more
    texture to the feathers. Great capture in my book. :)

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